Answer:
Bill got more ($1.62) for each pound exchanged than did Gwyll ($1.56).
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's calculate the unit rate in each case, that is, the number of dollars obtained through exchanging one (1) pound for dollars:
Bill:
$729
--------- = $1.62 per pound
£450
Gwyll:
$780
---------- = $1.56 per pound
£500
Bill got more ($1.62) for each pound exchanged than did Gwyll ($1.56).
Answer:
=9
Step-by-step explanation:
3x9=27
27/3=9
I think you take 12.01 and multiply by "h" the hours, and then 4.05 by "x" for the people signing up. So I think it is 12.01h+ 4.05a. Does that sound right? You probably know this better than me ;)
Answer:
what graph ? i do not see one
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is 50%.
Divide 2.25 by 1.50. That equals 1.5. That’s the equivalent to 50% because if you subtract 1 from 1.5 and multiply by 100. You get the same answer. Only do that for numbers greater than one, otherwise it won’t work