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3 years ago

How many dimes could you trade for 360 pesos? $1 = 1500 pesos.

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sveta [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct option is (d).

Explanation:

It is given that,

1$ = 1500 pesos

We need to convert 360 pesos into dimes

We can convert 360 pesos to dollars as follows:

$360\ \text{pesos}=\$\dfrac{1}{1500}\times 360\\\\=$0.24$

360 pesos is equal to $0.24

Also, 1 dollar = 10 dimes

We can covert 0.24 dollar to dimes as follows :

0.24 dollar = 10 × 0.24 dimes

0.24 dollar = 2.4 dimes

360 pesos = 2.4 dimes

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