Here are some of the reasons why the Mongols were so successful as conquerors:
1 they had Genghis Khan - he was a military genius who managed to train his army well and lead them into many battles
2 they were numerous - there were over 10,000 people in the Mongolian army
3 their military strategists were quite crafty - they relied on setting traps and tricking their enemies
4 they used cruelty and fear - everyone was afraid of the Mongols and what they would do to them if they caught them
Answer:
4.5 and 9
Explanation:
Basket of goods in US=$72.00
Basket of goods in Mexico=224.00 pesos
Nominal exchange rate= 14.00 pesos per dollar
Real Exchange Rate = (Nominal Exchange Rate x Price of the Foreign Basket) / Price of the Domestic Basket
=(14.00 pesos ×$72.00) / 224.00 pesos
=1,008/224.00
=4.5
Nominal exchange rate increased from 14.00pesos per dollar to 28.00 pesos per dollar
Real Exchange Rate = (Nominal Exchange Rate x Price of the Foreign Basket) / Price of the Domestic Basket
=(28.00×$72.00)/224.00 pesos
=2,016/224
=9
Consider a basket of consumer goods. The basket of goods costs $72.00 in the United States. The same basket of goods costs 224.00 pesos in Mexico. The nominal exchange rate is 14.00 pesos per dollar. The real exchange rate between U.S. and Mexican baskets of goods is 4.5 baskets of Mexican goods per basket of U.S. goods. Now suppose the nominal exchange rate increases from 14.00 pesos per dollar to 28.00 pesos per dollar. If the prices of the basket remain unchanged in both the United States and Mexico, the real exchange rate between the U.S. and Mexican baskets of goods will 9 to baskets of Mexican goods per basket of U.S. goods.
Answer:
All of these answers is correct.
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer is "None of these".
Explanation:
The formula presented in the problem has all of its components described in the statement. The speed is equal to the distance divided by time. In the statement, it explicitly states that V is the velocity, t is the time and d is the distance. In this way, it describes all the components of the present formula.
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