Math, asked by shikharsingh4229, 6 days ago

Suppose that one US dollar is worth C$1.25 in Canadian dollars. If I want to buy a C$15 book in Canada, then how many US dollars do I need?

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Answered by pareehn1412

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Answer:

$12 in US

Step-by-step explanation:

Since, 1US dollar=C$1.25

Therefore, C$15=15÷1.25

=1500÷125

=$12

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