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15p/£1 = 15p/100p = 15/100 or 3/20

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What fraction of one pound is fifteen pence?

15/100


How do you work out 15 pence as a fraction of a pound?

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What fraction of 1 pound id 15 pence?

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What is the current exchange rate of the British Pound?

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How many 65 pence things can be bought from 10 pounds?

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How many pence have same value as 2 pounds and 4 pence?

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What is 2 shillings and 3 pence in dollars?

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How many cents is One British Pound?

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How much is a shiling?

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