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Is have increased a present perfect?
Yes the form is -- have/has + past participle. My wages have increased. The price of petrol has increased.
The price of petrol is increased by 10 percent By how much percent the consumption be reduced so that the expenditure remains the same?
100*10/(100+10)=9.09%
How much petrol does 85miles cost?
That is totally dependent on the price for the petrol and and the miles per gallon rating on the vehicle.
How much was petrol in UK in1989?
Average price was about £1.75 per gallon.
Why has petrol increased in price in new zealand?
because the driving age has gone up so there is less people buying petrol. so you have to pay more for it cause there less people paying for it
Why do different petrol stations have different prices?
The price depends on the petrol supplier, how much they charge for the company who owns the petrol station. It also depends on how much of a profit the companies want to make. Say if sainsburys had a petrol station somewhere, prices 110p per litre, they could be making 10p profit off the petrol suppliers price which could be 100p per litre.
What was the cost of a liter of petrol in 1983?
The cost of a liter of petrol in the United States of America in 1983 was $4 per little. The price has however gone up because of the increased demand and the depleted sources.
How much does it cost for a liter of petrol?
It depends on the country in which you live. The price varies considerably.
How much is a liter of unleaded petrol?
The price of a liter of unleaded petrol varies depending on location and current market conditions. As of September 2021, the average price of a liter of unleaded petrol is around $1-2 USD in the United States.
Are petrol stations allowed to change the petrol price to the old price if old petrol is in the petrol tank?
I don't know who asked that question, but he must be f***ed in the brain
What was the price of petrol in the UK in 1964?
In 1964, the price of petrol in the UK was approximately 4 shillings per gallon, which is equivalent to about 20 pence in today's currency. This price reflects the economic conditions of the time, including the regulatory environment and fuel taxation. Over the decades, petrol prices have increased significantly due to various factors including inflation, changes in oil prices, and taxation policies.
Why has the price of maple syrup gone up so much so fast lately?
Because the petrol price has gone up?
