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2008 2013
U.S. $1 = 1.00 CAD U.S. $1 = 0.99 CAD
U.S. $1 = 39.41 INR U.S. $1 = 54.80 INR
U.S. $1 = 0.69 EUR U.S. $1 = 0.76 EUR
<span>U.S. $1 = 6.78 ZAR U.S. $1 = 8.46 ZAR
When you travel, it is better to visit a currency exchange and have your foreign currency exchange into the local or national currency of the country you are visiting. Cash transactions will be easily done once local currency is used. You don't need to worry about the exchange rate every time you purchase a commodity.
2013: US$ 1 = 54.80 INR
$25 x 54.80 INR/$1 = 1,370 INR
2013: US$ 1 = 0.99 CAD
$25 x 0.99CAD/$1 = 24.75 CAD
It would be cheaper to buy products in South Africa than in European Union. This is because the US dollar has a higher value in South Africa than in the European Union.
It would be cheaper to buy the product in 2008 because the value of US dollars in India is lower compared to its value in 2013.
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•Rule our new roads
•Continue to invest in space for more efficient modes of transport
•Revisit congestion charging
•Invest in more people walking
<u>Answer:</u>
Considering the example of Japan, it can be justified that both the primary and the secondary impacts of tectonic hazard cause the most damage.
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- Any tectonic activity of considerable magnitude generates tremors and causes earthquakes and related phenomenons.
- Japan has consistently been subject to the secondary impacts of such tectonic hazards like earthquakes and tsunamis.
- The areas close to the coasts of Japan are tectonically active making Japan vulnerable to its aftermaths.
- Moreover, Japan also has some dormant volcanoes which are a result of tectonic activity.
