Mathematics, 30.10.2020 16:50 davidmfox5890

Lsat month, harri drove 850 miles in his car. his car's fuel consumption is 45.6 miles per gallon. petrol cost £1.09 per litre. given that 8pints = 1gallon, work out how much Harri spent on fuel last month. You must show working out.

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