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Please calculate the net (LHV) and gross (HHV) heat of combustion in kWh/gal for gasoline a....

Please calculate the net (LHV) and gross (HHV) heat of combustion in kWh/gal for gasoline a. Gasoline (C8H18, l), density 6.1 lb/gal

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