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If $5.00 worth of petrol keeps the portable generator running for four eight hour days, how long will $7.20 ke?
sorry last bit was how long will $7.20 keep it running?
3 Answers
- 9 years agoFavorite Answer
you can make proportion but first 4 eight hour days are 4*8=32 hours
now, 5:7.2=32:x
x=(7.2*32)/5
x=46.08 hours
which is 46.08/8= 5 eight hour days and 6 hours on 6th day
Hope this can help :)
- ManOfMidNightLv 49 years ago
I would divide 32 hours by 5 dollars to find how many hours a dollar of petroleum would provide power for.
32 ÷ 5 = 6.4, so 1 dollar's worth gives 6.4 hours of energy.
Now multiply 6.4(Dollar's worth) by 7. 2(Dollars)
6.4 x 7.2 =
46.08 hours for $7.20 of petroleum.
OR
Almost 6 8-hour days with $7.20 of petroleum.
Source(s): Algebra I Student