It is always B) equals the.
<span>601.2 rupees
You've been given the equation:
r = 62.4d - 210
I will assume that 62.4 is the actual exchange rate and that the 210 is a service fee of some sort for performing the exchange. So with 13 dollars, let's substitute that value into the equation and calculate:
r = 62.4d - 210
r = 62.4*13 - 210
r = 811.2 - 210
r = 601.2
So you'll get 601.2 rupees.</span>
Answer:
II and II only.
Step-by-step explanation:
The first series converges because the common ratio r is 0.8 (<1).
II diverges as |r| > 1.
III is an alternating series with r = -4 - that is |r| = 4 so it diverges.
