in 2006, one u.s dollar was equivalent, on average, to $1.134 in canadian dollars. write an algebraic expression for the number of u.s dollars you could get for n canandian dollars.

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in 2006, one u.s dollar was equivalent, on average, to $1.134 in canadian dollars. write an algebraic expression for the number of u.s dollars you could get for n canandian dollars.

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1 USD = 1.134 CAD

n CAD = n/1.134 USD

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