An English visitor to Africa has 1284 British Pounds. One British Pound can buy R13, or 156. Kenyan Shillings, or 34 Mozambican, Meticals. a) How many Kenyan Shillings can he buy? o) How many more Mozambican Meticalśs can'he buy than Rands?

We are given that one British Pound buys:  • R13 (South African Rands),  • 156 Kenyan Shillings,  • 34 Mozambican Meticals. The visitor has 1284 British Pounds. a) To find the number of Kenyan Shillings he can buy:  • Multiply 1284 by 156:    156 × 1284 = 200,304. So, he can buy 200,304 Kenyan Shillings. b) To find how many more Mozambican Meticals he can buy than Rands:  • One British Pound buys 34 Meticals and 13 Rands.  • So, for each pound, the extra amount in Meticals is 34 – 13 = 21.  • For 1284 pounds, the extra amount will be 1284 × 21.    1284 × 21 = 26,964. Thus, he can buy 26,964 more Mozambican Meticals than Rands. Answer Summary: a) 200,304 Kenyan Shillings b) 26,964 more Mozambican Meticals than Rands.