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04-03-2016
Mathematics

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I have €180. I exchanged it at €1.2 to £1 . how much do I get back in sterling

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04-03-2016

   (180 €) x (1 £ / 1.2 €)

   = (180 · 1 / 1.2) x ( € · £ / € )

   =    £ 150         minus the exchanger's commission.

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