3. A CD costs £9.50 in London and

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1 answer:

adelina 88 [10]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

Only Q4 has clear details

therefore, solving Question 4,

1 euro = $1.17

then, €20.46 =20.46×1.17 = $23.93.

1 pound =1.28 dollars.

then, £12.60 = 12.60×1.28 =$16.128

therefore, MP3 in pound is cheaper in dollar by $7.81.

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