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The aircraft has a fuel tank 74 hl of aviation fuel, and flight consumes 3.2 liters of fuel. Identify the function that expresses the dependence of the fuel volume in the tank on the track distance plane flew by. How many hectoliters of fuel is still in the tank at a distance 244 km from the start?
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