Asked by Robert
The Japanese yen corresponds to the american dollar. If the exchange rate is 150 Yen for 1 Dollar, then A japanese car sold in america for $10,000 will bring in 1,500,000 yen. If the exchange rate changes to 120 yen for each dollar, then what price in dollars would the car have to be sold in america to bring the japanese 1,500,000 yen?
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Answered by
bobpursley
what is 1,150,000=salea price*120
Answered by
Robert
How'd you get 1,150,000? The answer would be 9583 I think?
Answered by
Champ
120x = 15000000
x = 12500
If the exchange rate is 120 yen for 1 american dollar, then 120 needs the be multiplied to the number of american dollars the car must be sold at (which we call x) , if you divide both sides by 120, you should get x = 12500.
The final answer is that the car would have sold at $12500 american dollars to bring 1500000 yen.
x = 12500
If the exchange rate is 120 yen for 1 american dollar, then 120 needs the be multiplied to the number of american dollars the car must be sold at (which we call x) , if you divide both sides by 120, you should get x = 12500.
The final answer is that the car would have sold at $12500 american dollars to bring 1500000 yen.
Answered by
Reiny
$1.00/120 yes = $x/1,500,00
x = 1500000/120
= 12500
bob and champ both got the same correct answer.
How did you ever get 9583 ?
x = 1500000/120
= 12500
bob and champ both got the same correct answer.
How did you ever get 9583 ?
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