Suppose that 1 euro is worth $1.25. In Europe, a book costs 19 euros. In Los Angeles, the same book costs $22.50. In which location is the book less expensive?

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Philip Weiss

Mathematics

5 October, 06:26

Suppose that 1 euro is worth $1.25. In Europe, a book costs 19 euros. In Los Angeles, the same book costs $22.50. In which location is the book less expensive?

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Jaiden Gray · Answer 1

The book would cost less in Los Angeles because it would cost $23.75 in Europe.

Katelyn Daugherty · Answer 2

Los Angeles location the book is selling is less expensive than in Europe.

In Europe the book costs 19 euros but we know 1euro = $1.25

so 19 euro = 19 * $1.25 = $23.75

In Los Angeles the book only costs $22.50, $1.25 less than in Europe.