Disclaimer: Exchange rates vary almost on a constant basis, so it is best to always have an up-to-date chart from an online source. For the purposes of this problem, we don't have to worry about the rates changing.
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25 U.S Dollars = 20 Euros
25/20 U.S. Dollars = 20/20 Euros
1.25 U.S. Dollars = 1 Euro
<h3>The exchange rate is 1.25 U.S. Dollars per Euro</h3>
Saying "per Euro" is the same as saying "per 1 Euro". I divided both sides of the second equation by 20 so that I could turn the "20 Euros" into "1 Euro".
Step-by-step explanation:
hello,
m / (n × p),
where m =10, n= -5 and p= -2.
m / (n × p) = 10 / (-5 × -2)
= 10/ 10
= 1.
try to understand this,
farewell.
Answer:
by using goog_le, or by asking a teacher
First we need to find a common denominator
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now we can add them
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