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Fuel Use

OK, you know how to work out fuel consumption rate.

You can use this rate to work out how much fuel you will use on a trip.

Look at this example.

Time = 4 hours
Fuel = 20 litres
Rate = 5 l/hr

This boat uses 5 litres every hour.

You will use 20 litres in a 4 hour trip.

5 l/h x 4 hours = 20 litres

Fuel consumption formula:

Fuel (litres) = Rate (litres per hour) × Time (hours)

20 = 5 × 4

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