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4 years ago

Kenya exchanges $150 for british pounds(£). Suppose the conversion rate is £1=$1.60. How many pounds should she receive?

1 answer:

Natasha2012 [34]4 years ago

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Actually you would need to divide $150 by $1.60 because the U.S. dollar is over one and a half times the amount of the british pound. So, you would have a lot less British pounds than U.S. dollars and you would end up with £93.75.

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