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There's nothing there I believe you forgot to add a link just add or create another question and i'll see what I can do :)
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888
Step-by-step explanation:
Sahil chooses a number, [We'll call it x]
divides it by 8 , [x/8]
adds 8 to the answer. [(x/8) + 8]
Then multiples the answer with 8 . [((x/8) + 8)*8]
He obtains the result as 952 . [((x/8) + 8)*8 = 952]
The number he chooses in the beginning was
((x/8) + 8)*8 = 952
x + 64 = 952
x = 888
CHECK:
Does (888/8 + 8)*8 = 952?
(119)*8 = 952? YES
The number is 888
(10 Aus) x <u>(1 NZ / 0.8262 Aus)</u> x <u>(1 Brit / 3.1517 NZ)</u> x <u>(1 US$ / 0.6536 Brit)</u> =
(10) / (0.8262 x 3.1517 x 0.6536) = <em>US$ 5.87</em> (rounded)
Notice that each of the underlined fractions in the top line is equal to " 1 ".
So they change the units of the " 10 AUS " but they don't change its value.,