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Trainers cost $60 The exchange rate is $1 = £0.749 Rehan says, “The trainers cost less than £40” Rehan is wrong. Using a suitable approximation, show working to explain why.
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Trainers cost $60

The exchange rate is $1 = £0.749
Rehan says,
“The trainers cost less than £40”
Rehan is wrong.
Using a suitable approximation, show working to explain why.

User Starscape
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Answer:

60 x 0.749 = 44.94

£44.94 > £40

Explanation:

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