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The expression 62.4d−210 gives the number of Indian rupees you receive when you exchange $d at the local currency exchange. How many Indian rupees do you receive when you exchange $13
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Hint: Let r = number of rupees.
$$\Huge r=62.4•d-210$$
Now substitute 13 for d and calculate r.
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$$\Huge r=62.4•13-210$$
so it would be 601.2
Have you any idea why '210' is subtracted in the given equation? Watch out if you go to India and exchange your dollars for rupees.
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