Question

Varia is studying abroad in Europe. She is required pay $3,500 (in US dollars) per year to the university, however, she must pay in euros. How many euros can Varia expect to pay per month to the university?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Do you know the conversion for USD to Euros?

Answer 3

1.3687 euros = 1 US dollar, yes sorry about that.

Answer 4

Ok so you will want to divide 3500 by 1.3687

Answer 5

I am seeing that .78 euros = 1 USD

Answer 6

On my question it's gives us that, I know I searched it up and it's different

Answer 7

ok then use 1.3687 if that is what they say

Answer 8

4790.45 then round and got 4790

Answer 9

do you have answer choices?

Answer 10

No I do not

Answer 11

@agent0smith would you divide or multiply here? I am questioning myself now.

Answer 12

If you can give me a tutorial, i've failed this pre-test 3 times already I only have 1 more retake, I want to learn how to do a few more problems if you don't mind

Answer 13

you got 4790 by doing 3500/1.3687?

Answer 14

Oh sorry, I multiplied 3500 by 1.3687

Answer 15

2557

Answer 16

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Answer 17

You never answered my question, about if you can give me a tutorial on a few other problems

Answer 18

Sorry if that sounded rude

Answer 19

I can try but I would have to see them first.

Answer 20

Jackrabbits are capable of reaching speeds up to 40 miles per hour. How fast is this in feet per second? (Round to the nearest whole number.)

Answer 21

While traveling to Europe, Phelan exchanged 250 US dollars for euros. He spent 150 euros on his trip. After returning to the United States he converts his money back to US dollars. How much of the original 250 US dollars does Phelan now have?

Answer 22

Just with those 2 for now :) I don't wanna spam the chat

Answer 23

Feet per second = Miles per hour/.6818

Answer 24

Can you get the first one with that?

Answer 25

Let's say we were doing this on paper, how would you find feet per second?

Answer 26

you would do 40/.6818

Answer 27

Ok, how'd you get .6818 is what im trying to say

Answer 28

That is the unit conversion formula.

Answer 29

Or I can show you how to do it another way if you want?

Answer 30

58.66

Answer 31

Round it to 59

Answer 32

Another way would be to do
40*5280 (feet in a mile) gives you feet per hour
211200
211200/60 (minutes in an hour) gives you feet per minute
3520
3520/60 (seconds in a minute) gives you feet per second
58.666666...≈59

Answer 33

If you have to explain it then the second way would probably be better.

Answer 34

Ohh, okay makes a bit more sense. Well, the answer I put a while back was 58.67 and I got it incorrect

Answer 35

Would it be due to not rounding?

Answer 36

Possibly but I am not sure if they want it rounded up or not.

Answer 37

Well the question says to round to the nearest whole