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During the pre-flight preparation, the pilot calculates a take-off fuel of 53 US gallons. Considering a fuel density of 6 lb per US gallon, this equals..
  • A
    701 kg.
  • B
    318 kg.
  • C
    24 kg.
  • D
    144 kg.

Fuel Volume = 53 US Gallon
Fuel Mass in pounds = 53 x 6 = 318 lb

1 kg = 2.205 lb
X kg = 318 lb

Mass in kg = 318 / 2.205 = 144 kg

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