Changing back to British money

To change back to British money you divide by the exchange rate.

\(British\, money = \frac{{foreign\, currency}}{{exchange\, rate}}\)

Dave returns from Switzerland with \(55\) Swiss francs.

He changes the Swiss francs back to British money, at a rate of \(£1 = 2.32\) francs.

How much does he get back?

One pound is \(2.32\) francs:

Amount of pounds\( = \frac{{55}}{{2\cdot32}} = 23.70689\)

You must round the answer to two decimal places.

So Dave gets \(\pounds23.71\) back.

Now try this question:

Question

Heather returns from Australia with \(200\) dollars.

She changes them back to British money when the exchange rate is \(\pounds1 = 2.82\) dollars.

How much does she get back?