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Chapter 8: Q. 401 (page 997)

Elizabeth is returning to the United States from Canada. She changes the remaining 300Canadian dollars she has to \(230.05in American dollars. What was \)1worth in Canadian dollars?

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$1 in Canadian dollar was1.30

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Step 1. Given information

Elizabeth changes the 300Canadian dollars she has to$230.05in American dollars.

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Step 2. Determine $1 worth in Canadian dollars.

The worth of 230.05American dollars in Canadian dollars is 300

So, the worth of $1in Canadian dollars is

300230.05=1.30

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