The watch is less expensive in Geneva, Switzerland by £20. Step-by-step explanation: To identify the city where the watch is cheaper, we need to convert the watch's price to the same currency. Since pounds are utilized in part b of the question, using this currency would simplify the calculations. In Geneva, the watch's price is 193.75 CHF from our conversion: £1 = 1.55 CHF, thus, £x = 193.75 CHF. By cross-multiplying, we solve for x: (193.75 * 1) / 1.55 = 193.75/1.55 = £125. This demonstrates that the watch is cheaper in Geneva and more expensive in Manchester. To find out by how much, we simply deduct the Geneva price from the Manchester price: 145 - 125 = £20 cheaper.
The response is B: 5 and 5 square root 3.
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The Pythagorean theorem is a foundational principle. Given that 2 and 5 represent the lengths of the legs while c denotes the hypotenuse, the relevant equation would be stated as such, corresponding to the first option.
