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Georgia [21]
3 years ago
7

I get $5 every 10 seconds how much would I have in 500 mins​

Mathematics
2 answers:
Marysya12 [62]3 years ago
7 0
$15,000. There is $30 in one minute then you multiply that by 500 which gives you 15,000
zloy xaker [14]3 years ago
4 0
You would earn $15,000 in 500 mins

First you want to find how many “10 seconds” are in 500mins. To do this convert 500 mins to seconds by multiplying 500 by 60 which will give you 30,000. Next divide 10 by 30,000 which will be 3,000. With that you can multiply by 5 to get how much you would earn in 500 mins. 5*3,000=15,000.

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<u>For buying by credit card</u>

For 700 BWP: Cost = A = £1.95

For 800 BWP: Cost = A = £2.23

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<u>For buying from a Bureau de Change</u>

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d. Hazard a guess as to the number of pulas you would have to buy for the cost to be the same whether you use a credit card or cash.

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