Eva is saving money for a trip. She is able to save $52 a week. Her friend from Japan, Ryu, is also saving money. Ryu is able to save 5500 yen (Japanese money) each week. If $4 is equal to about 440 yen, who is saving at a greater rate?

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Chad Bryant

Mathematics

20 August, 04:01

Eva is saving money for a trip. She is able to save $52 a week. Her friend from Japan, Ryu, is also saving money. Ryu is able to save 5500 yen (Japanese money) each week. If $4 is equal to about 440 yen, who is saving at a greater rate?

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Kayla Vargas · Answer 1

Eva

Step-by-step explanation:

If 4 dollar = 440 yen

Therefore, 1 dollar = (440 : 4) yen

1 dollar = 110 yen

As Eva is saving 52 dollars per week, and Ryu is saving 5,500 yen per week, we have to convert dollar into yen to find who has saved more.

1 dollar = 110 yen

52 dollar = (52 * 110) = 5720 yen

It means Eva is saving 52 dollar which is equivalent to 5,700 yens. It is more than Ryu's saving account.