Question

b) Your uncle Jim lives in England, where the current exchange rate is 1.64 US dollars for each British pound. Solve for the amount of your monthly bill, to the nearest hundredth, if you lived in England.

Answer 1

Since we need your monthly bill we will call it the variable B for now, (Unless you have the bill, if so replace it with the variable)
Multiply 1.64 x B since the exchange rate is different than the US bill,
For example, say your bill is $100 in the U.S.
You do 1.64 x 100 = A monthly bill of $164 if you lived in Britain 

Answer 2

Answer:

Since we need your monthly bill we will call it the variable B for now, (Unless you have the bill, if so replace it with the variable)

Multiply 1.64 x B since the exchange rate is different than the US bill,

For example, say your bill is $100 in the U.S.

You do 1.64 x 100 = A monthly bill of $164 if you lived in Britain

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