Let's assume the vehicle has a fuel efficiency of 10 km/L (kilometers per liter) and the price of gas is $1.50 per liter.
To find the total amount of gas needed for the trip, we can use the following formula:
Gas needed (in liters) = Distance (in kilometers) / Fuel efficiency (in kilometers/liter)
Gas needed = 2500 km / 10 km/L = 250 liters
Now, let's calculate the total cost of gas:
Total cost of gas = Gas needed (in liters) * Price of gas (per liter)
Total cost of gas = 250 liters * $1.50/L = $375
Therefore, the cost of gas for driving 2500 km with a vehicle that has a fuel efficiency of 10 km/L and a gas price of $1.50 per liter would be approximately $375.
Please note that this calculation is based on the assumed fuel efficiency and gas price, and actual costs may vary depending on the specific vehicle and fuel prices in your region.
