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How much in petrol will it cost to travel from Cardiff to Glasgow?
From Cardiff to Glasgow is some 400 miles and would cost about £75 in petrol.
How much would it cost in petrol to travel 365 miles?
It depends on the cost of said petrol and the efficiency of the vehicle in "miles per unit of petrol". You didn't supply enough information.
How much petrol would it take to travel one hour?
The amount of petrol needed to travel for one hour depends on the vehicle's fuel efficiency and speed. For instance, if a car travels at 60 miles per hour and has a fuel efficiency of 30 miles per gallon, it would consume about 2 gallons of petrol in one hour. Therefore, the specific amount of petrol required varies based on the vehicle's performance and the driving conditions.
How much would it cost to travel 84 miles in a car that does 35 miles to the gallon petrol engine?
It would cost (2.4) times (the cost of one gallon petrol). Also, add cost of tolls, food, etc.
How much petrol would you need to travel 82 miles in an average car?
Depending on driving conditions - about 2.5 gallons.
How much petrol would you use to travel 44 miles?
None, if you cycle! If you drive, it depends on the fuel efficiency of your vehicle and your driving style.
Does a petrol tanker have to be full to travel on UK roads?
Naturally, it wouldn't. Otherwise, that trailer would never be able to leave the customer's facility once it was unloaded.
What are the sources of petrol?
Petrol is refined from crude oil. So the source would be a refinery.
What are sources of petrol?
Petrol is refined from crude oil. So the source would be a refinery.
If petrol was in limited supply what would be the vehicle that needed the petrol the most?
if petrol was in short supply then emergancy services would be the vehicle that needed it most eg the police, ambulance and fire brigade
If put petrol for your car in England what would you put in USA?
Petrol is called Gasoline in the USA.
How would you get places if the world ran out of petrol?
If the world did run out of petrol, I would happily take the train as there will still be electricity going. On the road, there would probably be many more alternative fuel vehicles than there are now, and I wish all those involved in this science well. As for long distance travel, I would be willing to take a ship around the Mediterranean or across the Atlantic instead of an aeroplane!
