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A petrol pump had 1668 litres of petrol in stock. During the day time 534 litre of petrol were sold. How much petrol was left in petrol pump?

A petrol pump had 1668 litres of petrol in stock. During the day time 534 litre of petrol were sold. How much petrol was left in petrol pump? Correct Answer 1134 litres

Given:

A petrol pump had 1668 litres of petrol in stock

Amount of petrol sold during the day time = 534 litre

Calculation:

The quantity of the petrol left in the petrol pump = 1668 litre - 534 litre

⇒ 1134 litre

∴ 1134 litre of petrol was left in petrol pump

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