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Average petrol price 1950 UK?
The average petrol price in 1950 in UK was about $36 per gallon. However, the prices have kept fluctuating over the years but there has been a significant price of the same.
What has happened to oil prices over the last 5 years?
it has raised in price because it has become harder to get. it has raised in price because it has become harder to get.
What was the price per liter of petrol in 2000?
i don't know why asking me for am only 2 years old old old you heard it here first
What is a term used for the way you are raised?
"Upbringing" is the term used to describe the way an individual is raised or the environment and experiences they are exposed to during their formative years.
What was the lowest gas price in the last ten years?
I believe the first years of circulation of petrol amongst civilians and the first vehicles occurred around 1912. If this is true, and I'm not 100% certain, the price was approximately 18 to 21 cents a gallon.
How to get data of the cost of Petrol of last ten years and its Histogram?
Where to collect the data of Petrol of last 10 years and draw a histogram
How long did the Romans have to stay in thee army?
Enlistment time varied with the times. During the republic the term was 16 years. Augustus raised the service time to 20 years with 5 more years of "evocati" service. This means that although the man was discharged from the army, he could be recalled in an emergency.Enlistment time varied with the times. During the republic the term was 16 years. Augustus raised the service time to 20 years with 5 more years of "evocati" service. This means that although the man was discharged from the army, he could be recalled in an emergency.Enlistment time varied with the times. During the republic the term was 16 years. Augustus raised the service time to 20 years with 5 more years of "evocati" service. This means that although the man was discharged from the army, he could be recalled in an emergency.Enlistment time varied with the times. During the republic the term was 16 years. Augustus raised the service time to 20 years with 5 more years of "evocati" service. This means that although the man was discharged from the army, he could be recalled in an emergency.Enlistment time varied with the times. During the republic the term was 16 years. Augustus raised the service time to 20 years with 5 more years of "evocati" service. This means that although the man was discharged from the army, he could be recalled in an emergency.Enlistment time varied with the times. During the republic the term was 16 years. Augustus raised the service time to 20 years with 5 more years of "evocati" service. This means that although the man was discharged from the army, he could be recalled in an emergency.Enlistment time varied with the times. During the republic the term was 16 years. Augustus raised the service time to 20 years with 5 more years of "evocati" service. This means that although the man was discharged from the army, he could be recalled in an emergency.Enlistment time varied with the times. During the republic the term was 16 years. Augustus raised the service time to 20 years with 5 more years of "evocati" service. This means that although the man was discharged from the army, he could be recalled in an emergency.Enlistment time varied with the times. During the republic the term was 16 years. Augustus raised the service time to 20 years with 5 more years of "evocati" service. This means that although the man was discharged from the army, he could be recalled in an emergency.
What kept the price of cotton high during the years before 1800?
Demand in Great Britain
How long do petrol engines last?
20 to 30 years
Are there any petrol stations open new years day united kingdom?
Are there any petrol stations open near pontyprudd
Why is petrol bad for the environment?
In order to move the car forward petrol is burned. Petrol comes from underground and is from rottting trees decomposing over millions of years. Petrol has many carbon atoms in it that, when the petrol burns, react with oxygen to make CO2 (Carbon Dioxide). The 2 reasons petrol is bad is 1. it takes millions of years to make so it isn't renuable and second when it burns it produces carbon dioxide which causes global warming.
Why has the price of petrol increased over the past 5 years?
because of the recession companies are losing money fast so they have to find a way to regain that money- else they'll go bankrupt. anyway, the fastest way to regain that money is to put the prices up- so there you have it xx
