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Jane is traveling to Europe this summer with the French club. She plans to bring $300 to spend while she is there. If $90 in U.S. currency is equivalent to 63 euros, how many euros will she receive when she exchanges her money?
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You can use ratios here. Do you know how?
exchange rate is \[\frac{63}{90}=\frac{7}{10}=.7\]
@satellite73 you should know better than to give away the answer.
i got 630 but i don't think i got it right
did you multiply \(.7\times 300\)?
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no but i see now it should hav been something i did
sorry about giving the answer, but since you asked i thought it might be what you were looking for
thanks ok i needed that to understand
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