What does distance ÷ fuel consumption equal?
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It equals fuel consumption rate. Fuel consumption rate refers to the distance traveled per unit (per liter) of fuel. Many car owners use this method to roughly estimate their vehicle's fuel efficiency after purchasing a new car. Fuel consumption can be categorized into constant-speed fuel consumption and road-cycle fuel consumption, but these are theoretical values. In practice, actual fuel consumption is best determined through real-world driving. Related explanations are as follows: 1. Fuel consumption per 100 kilometers: This equals the distance that can be traveled per liter of fuel. Typically, a car's fuel consumption refers to its fuel consumption per 100 kilometers, which is calculated by dividing fuel consumption by distance traveled and then multiplying by 100. Fuel consumption is closely related to the vehicle itself, road conditions, and driving skills. 2. Displacement: Displacement is the straight-line distance between two points, while distance refers to the actual path traveled between two points. In other words, displacement is a straight line, whereas distance can be either straight or curved. When the distance is a straight line, its magnitude equals the displacement.