How is fuel cost calculated?
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Fuel cost is calculated as follows: Based on the total distance traveled by the car, the total amount of fuel purchased, and the fuel price at the time, the cost per kilometer is determined by dividing the total fuel cost by the fuel price and then by the mileage. Below are the characteristics of gasoline: 1. Operability: The energy of the car's internal combustion engine is converted from thermal energy to mechanical energy through ignition to power the vehicle. 2. Anti-knock performance: Gasoline has the ability to resist knock combustion during driving. The anti-knock performance of gasoline is reflected by its octane rating—the higher the octane rating, the better the anti-knock performance. 3. Stability: Gasoline has very stable properties under natural conditions and does not cause corrosion to equipment such as cylinders during storage and transportation.