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From 1949 it increased from .27 per gallon to $3.27 per gallon in 2008.
Current year's inflation - last year's inflation / last year's inflation * 100 e.g ((B-A)/A)*100
$300
(t - l) / l * 100%, where t = value this year and l = value last year
1 gallon = 128 fl oz That's more than 100 fl oz.
100
If I get this right you know the volume of sales for this year and know the percentage that it changed since last year and need to know the volume of last year?First, you need to know what percent of last years volume that this years volume is, if not ...let's say it increased by x% then this year the volume is 100+x% of last year orif it decreased by x% then this years volume is (100-x)% of last yearSecond,volume this year = percentage change* last years volumepercentage means per 100 and "of" means multiplyso for example if this year the volume is 150 and it increased by 50%then your percentage of last year is 150150 = 150/100 * last years volume150 = 1.5 * last years volume150/1.5 = last years volume100 = last years volumeHope this helps..
19831983 was the last year the F-100 designation was used by Ford. actually 1977 was the last year for the F100 in 1978 they went to F150Ford didn`t do away with the F-100 when they introduced the F-150, the last year for the F-100 was 1983.The F-150 was introduced in 1975, according to "F-Series Milestones" on the Ford corporate web site.
0.5 x (5/100) = 2.5/100 = 0.025 gallon
Percentincrease = (Salesthis year - Saleslast year) / Saleslast year * 100
Yes, one gallon is much larger than 100 cm3 which is equal to 100 mL. One gallon is almost 4000 mL.