A car travels 50 km with 2 litres of fuel. What distance will the car travel if the fuel tank has 4 litres of fuel?

75 km

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80 km

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200 km

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100 km

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Solution

The correct option is D 100 km
Ratio of the distance travelled by car to fuel consumed = 50 : 2 = 25 : 1
To obtain the distance travelled in 4 km, multiply the numerator and denomintaor of the ratio by 4,
Ratio = 100 : 4
Thus, with 4 litres of fuel, the car can cover 100 km of distance.

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