Solution: | |||
The cost per litre is C$ 1.00 | |||
Working Notes: | 1 Gallon = 3.8 litres | ||
1 Gallon cost = US$ 3.84 | |||
US$ 1 = C$ 0.99 | |||
So, | |||
For US$ 3.84 we get 3.8 litres | |||
OR | 3.8 litres = US$ 3.84 | ||
1 litres = US$ 3.84/3.8 | |||
1 litres = US$1.01052631578 | |||
1 litres = US$ 1.010526 | |||
As we know | US$ 1 = C$ 0.99 | ||
So | US$ 1.010526 = C$ 0.99 x 1.010526 | ||
US$ 1.010526 = C$ 1.00042074 | |||
Therefore | |||
1 litres = US$ 1.010526 | |||
1 litres = C$ 1.00042074 | putting US$ 1.010526 value in C$ | ||
1 litres = C$ 1.00 | |||
The cost per litre is C$ 1.00 | |||
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