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D) Let the cost of gas in the U.S. be regarded as 100%. How much more (as a percentage relative to U.S. cost)is the cost of gas in Toronto??????E) What is the volume of 1.000 liter in cubic decimeters???????=1.00dm^3F) The density of petroleum, denoted by ρ is 800 kg/m3. This is less than the density of water which is 1000 kg/m3.So, petroleum floats on water. Suppose you put in 45.0 liters of petrol in your car in the fill up in Toronto. By how much would the mass of your car increase? 45L∗1.00 d m31 L∗.001m31 d m3=.045 m3density=800kg/m^3 800kg/m^3= x.045

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