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Chapter review

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Extended-response question

The following table shows the value of A $1 (one Australian dollar) in foreign currency.

Indian rupee (INR) 42

Singapore dollar (SGD) 1.25

Thai baht (THB) 30

Hong Kong dollar (HKD) 7

Genevieve is planning an extended holiday to Asia, where she plans to visit India, Singapore, Phuket and

Hong Kong.

a She has decided to convert some Australian dollars to each of the currencies above before she flies out.

How much of each currency will Genevieve receive if she converts A $500 to each currency?

b During the exchange Genevieve must pay a fee of 1.5% for each transaction. How much does she pay

in fees (in A$)?

c i The day after she leaves, the exchange rate for Indian rupees is A $1 = 43.6 INR. How much more

would Genevieve have received if she had waited until arriving in India to convert her Australian

dollars? (Ignore transaction fees.)

ii Express this as a percentage (to one decimal place).

d i On her return to Australia, Genevieve has in her wallet 1000 INR, 70 SGD and 500 THB.

Using the same exchange rate, how much is this in A$?

ii Genevieve must also pay the 1.5% transaction fee. How much does she receive in A$, and is it

enough to buy a new perfume at the airport for $96 ?

Cambridge Maths NSW

Stage 4 Year 8 Second edition

ISBN 978-1-108-46627-1 © Palmer et al. 2018

Cambridge University Press

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