It originated in the 2nd millennium BCE as Vedic Sanskrit, <span>tracing its ancestry back to Proto-Indo-Iranian and Proto-Indo-European</span>
The answer is "75 British pounds"
Explanation:
We are given that
1 British dollar = 15 British pounds
There are two ways to do it
Method One
Let, x= British dollar
y= British pound
So, it will become
x = 5 y
15 = 5 (15)
15 British dollar = 75 British pounds
Method two
Since, we know that British Dollar is a bigger unit than British pound. Simply Multiply the value in pounds with the value in Dollars
Thus,
15*5 = 75
Answer:
THE ANWSER IS B
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Explanation:
Pleased father when took over
business
Admired in Boston area
Unsuccessful soldier
Loudly yelled that the British
were coming
Rode as a mail carrier
Excellent spy against British
Very clever with Sons of
Liberty
Encouraged protesting taxes
Ringer of Old North Church bells
to spread word
E<span>very silver object treasured
– even buttons</span>
