Fill your gas tank to the top and write down your mileage (save it). Drive you car until you have about 1/4 of a tank of gas left. At the pump write down your mileage and fill your tank up to the top again.
Subtract your start mileage from your finish mileage. Take the number of miles you drove and divide it by how many gallons of gas it took to refill your tank to the top. This will tell you how many miles you get to a gallon of gas.
Example:
Beginning mileage; 90,000 miles - Finish mileage; 95,200 miles Gallons used; 20 gallons
95,200
-90,000
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200 miles 200 miles divided by 20 gallons = 10 miles to the gallon
First, you must figure out how many miles your vehicle gets per gallon. Then divide the price of a gallon of gas by the number of miles.
Assuming you mean converting from miles per gallon - simply divide the MPG figure by 4.5 to get an approximate MPL figure.
That depends entirely on what the miles per gallon figure is ! If you get 50 miles to the gallon, you'd need 140 gallons, which would be ten tankfulls. HOWEVER - if you get 65 to the gallon, the figure will be less !
34 miles per gallon = 54.72 kilometers per gallon.
580 / 25 = 23.2 gallons.23.2 x 4.00 = $92.80
Between 13 miles per gallon and 16 miles per gallon.
Impossible to answer ! We would need to know the miles per gallon figure for the vehicle !
14 to 15 miles per gallon city driving---3.78 litres per gallon, 20-21 miles per gallon highway. 14 to 15 miles per gallon city driving---3.78 litres per gallon, 20-21 miles per gallon highway.
29.04 miles per US gallon or 34.87 miles per Imperial gallon.
It is impossible to answer your question because you did not list the miles per gallon your vehicle gets. But this is very easy to figure. As an example if your vehicle gets 25 miles per gallon, divide 25 into 525. Your answer will be 21. This will tell you the number of gallons necessary to make the trip. Multiply 21 times $3.65 and you get $76.65. Use your real miles per gallon to figure this.
16.5 miles per gallon
52.27 miles per gallon