In 2008, 1.00 Swiss franc cost 0.56 British pounds and in 2010, it cost 0.51 British pounds. Therefore, 1 British pound was worth _____ Swiss francs in 2008 and _____ Swiss francs in 2010

a. 1.79; 1.96
b. 1.78; 1.98
c. 1.71; 2.00
d. 1.73; 1.97


a

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