Question

if a person went to another country where
200 INR = 4.2 D (let D be their currency)
she took 10000 INR converted them in D (their currency) and came back
now she was left with 10 D and wants to convert them back in INR
BUT now 200 INR = 4.0 D
so is she losing money or not and how much money she will get back now when converted to INR?

Answer 1

Answer:

ur answer is

first we want to find the value of 1 INR

200INR=4.2

1INR=4.2÷200

1INR=.021

Now 10000INR=10000×.021

100D

NOW WE WANT TO FIND COST OD I INR

200INR=4D

1INR=4÷200

1INR=.02D

.02D×10D

0.2D

NOW CONVERT IT INTO INR

Answer 2

Hey mate ,

First of all ,

She converted 10000 INR into D

Thus money in D = 10000/200 × 4.2

= 210 D

She is left with 10 D

Whose earlier worth was , 10 /4.2 × 200

= 476.19 INR ( Approx )

But now it's worth is

10/4 ×200

= 500

Thus we can see that she is having profit ( gaining money )

Thus she will get 500 INR

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