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3 years ago

One British pound was worth 1.5761 Canadian dollar.If a hotel room coat 126 pounds,what must be paid in Canadian dollars.

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2 answers:

Kamila [148]3 years ago

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Answer:

198.5886 or technically 198.58 or 198.59 because you can't have a decimal of a penny.

Step-by-step explanation:

One British pound was worth 1.5761 Canadian dollar, meaning that every pound needed is worth 126 Canadian dollar.

That means you can multiply 1.5761 by 126 to get the Canadian dollar price.

126 x 1.5761 = 198.5886

198.5886 is the Canadian price

Doss [256]3 years ago

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1985568! Because, 126 x 1.5761

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One British pound was worth 1.5761 Canadian dollar.If a hotel room coat 126 pounds,what must be paid in Canadian dollars.​

One British pound was worth 1.5761 Canadian dollar.If a hotel room coat 126 pounds,what must be paid in Canadian dollars.