There are #0.0338135# in 1 ml#. #[(color(green)1ml,color(blue)0.0338135 oz), ( color(blue)500ml,color(red)x)] #. cross multiply the blue, divide by green #color(red)x#. #color(red)x= (color(blue)(500xx0.0338135)) -: color(green)1#. #color(red)x= (color(blue)(33.8135/2))= 16.9675 oz~~16.97#.
ItÂ´s definiteley the USA, which consumes most oil in the world, and I think, thatÂ´s one reason, why they go to troubled countries (mostly countries with a lot of oil resources) to free them.
Oil is the leading source of global energy consumption. The world consumed over 181 quadrillion BTUs of energy in 2012, which is about 35% of the total global energy consumption. Natural Gas. Natural gas is one of the fastest growing sources of non-renewable energy. In 2012, the world consumed 123 quadrillion BTUs of natural gas, which means that natural gas makes up one quarter of total global energy consumption. That number is expected to rise since natural gas is projected to become the main source of energy in the United States over the next 50 years.