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All right.
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So for this question, we need to fill in the table.
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Round all answers to two decimal places.
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Complete the chart.
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So you're going to want to start by having this chart in your notebook.
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Just like this, fill it out.
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The only part you don't need is up here.
00:31
And then this is just number crunching.
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So get out your calculator.
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And get started.
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And what you do is take this number, multiply it by this number.
00:43
And i just added these on top to help visualize it here.
00:48
So 3 .80 times 1 .07, 4 .07.
00:57
I actually like to work, i know they gave it to you a, b, c, d across, which you can do, but i like to work down because then i'm just putting it in a, b, c, d across, which you can do, but i like to work down because then i'm just putting it in a, calculator 1 .07, 1 .07.
01:10
So that's just a little trick to make it go faster.
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It's just number crunching.
01:17
20 times 1 .07 canadian dollars is 2140 canadian dollars.
01:28
$178 .50 times 1 .077 is 191 .00 canadian dollars...