Currency Conversion

What is currency ?

• The money of a country

• What a country sells

What country would you be in if you were using the Yen?

• China

• Australia

• Korea

• Japan

Regarding Equal Signs = which of the following are correct?

• It’s not important to perform the same mathematical operations to both sides as the equal sign completely separates the two sides

• The Equal sign is no longer true if we don’t perform the same operation to both sides

• Like a weighing scale the EQUAL SIGN means that the two sides are the same.

• The two sides have the same value. To keep the two sides equal if we make a change to the value of one side we must do the same to the other side

• The two sides are connected to each other by the equal sign

If €1 = ¥ 140

How many ¥ can I get for €10?

• €140

• ¥10

• ¥140

• ¥ 1400

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How many Yen will I get for €96

• ¥96

• ¥140

• ¥13440

• ¥134.40

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How much in £’s sterling will I get for €7 if the rate of exchange is €1 = £0.70

• £7

• €1.70

• £4.90

• €4.90

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How many €uro will I get for £190?

• €190

• €95

• €70

• €140

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If €1 =$1.20

How much is $25?

• €27.38

• €20.83

• €300.54

• €23.80

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If

€1 = $1.10 then

€10 euros =$.X US

what is X equal to

• $10

• $11.10

• €11.00

• $9.00

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If €1 = £0.85 how much is €20 in pounds?

• €20 x 0.85 =€17.00

• 0.85+ 20.00 =20.85

• €17.00 x 0.85=$14.45

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