Mathematics
Mathematics, 23.01.2021 22:10, NotYourStudent

Emma changed £500 into rand before going on holiday, at an exchange rate of £1= 20.8 rand. A) how many rand did she get for her £500.

Emma spent 8000 rand on holiday. When she got home, she changed her leftover rand into pounds at the new exchange rate of £1= 19.6 rand.

B) How much money did she get back in pounds?

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