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2 years ago

If the clothing maker bought 500 m2 of this fabric, how much money did he lose? Use 1tepiz=0.625dollar and 0.9144m=1yard.'

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1 yard^2 = 0.8361m^2.?
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So he spent (.625 x 400) = $250.00 per m^2. 
He paid out (500 x 250) = $125,000 on the deal. 
He received (500 / 0.8361) = 598.014592 yard^2 of fabric. 
That would have cost (598.014592 x 120) = $71,761.75 locally. 
He lost (125,000 - 71,761.75) = $53,238.25 on the deal. 

You can rework with the incorrect conversion factor.

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