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mariarad [96]
3 years ago
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A certain book is for sale in both Belize and Brazil. In Belize, it sells for 80.39 Belize dollars. In Brazil, it sells for 63.6

5 Brazilian reals. The exchange rate of US dollars to Belize dollars is 1:1.9246, and the exchange rate of US dollars to Brazilian reals is 1:1.7880. When converted into US dollars, which country sells the book at a more expensive price, and how much more expensive is it? Round all currency values to two decimal places.
Mathematics
1 answer:
kompoz [17]3 years ago
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A book is sold in Belize for 80.39 Belize dollars.
In Brazil, it sells for 63.65 Brazilian reals.

The exchange rate of US Dollars to Belize Dollars is 1:1.9246
<span>The exchange rate of US Dollars to Brazilian Real is 1:1.7880
</span>
If we convert the two into dollars,
Belize Dollars 
1 : 1.9246 = X : <span>80.39 
1.9246X = 80.39
X = $ 41.77 

</span>Brazilian Real
1 : 1.7880 = X : 63.65 <span> 
</span>1.7880X = 63.65 <span>
X = $ 35.60
</span>
Difference = $ 41.77 - $ 35.60
Difference = $ 6.17

<span>So, in Belize the book is more expensive by $ 6.17</span>
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