Answer:
I and III
Step-by-step explanation:
This question is not even trying to test your arithmetic. It's just testing
to see whether you know how to read numbers in words properly.
When you read numbers in words, the only time you ever say "and"
is for a decimal point. There are no decimals in this question, so the
"and" is not a part of any numbers.
The question gives you two numbers. The word "and" is the marker
that's
BETWEEN them. The two numbers are 1,300 and 950 .
The first thing the question wants you to do is write the numerical
expression for all the words. That's (1300 - 950) / 4 .
The next thing you're supposed to do is"evaluate the expression" ...
find out what number it all boils down to. I don't think you'll have
any trouble with that now.
Answer:
cuz your questions are hard
Find the value in Australian dollars for each exchange rate.
<span>1st exchange rate: </span>
<span>14000/6.21= $2254.43 </span>
<span>2nd exchange rate: </span>
<span>14000/6.37= $2197.80 </span>
<span>Find the difference between the two: </span>
<span>$2254.43 - $2197.80 = $56.63 </span>
Since the first value is greater than your second one Aggie lost money and your answer is <span>It decreases by $56.63.</span>
