Explanation Given: 0.5 Euro is equivalent to 0.7 Australian dollar. Formula used: n Euro = 0.7 0.5 × n Austrialian Dollar where n is the number of euros. Calculation: Since, it is provided that 0.5 Euro is equivalent to 0.7 Australian dollar. Then, 1 euro = 0.7 0.5 Australian dollar Since, Miguel has 80 Euros to convert to Australian dollars

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