Sarah is travelling from Canada to France. Sarah wants to book flights which cost $850 CAD and a hotel which costs €70 per night for 10 nights. The exchange rates are as follows:
£1=€1.16 \text{£1} = \text{€1.16} £1=€1.16 $1 CAD=€0.68 {\char"24}1 \text{ CAD} = \text{€0.68} $1 CAD=€0.68Sarah can spend no more than £1100.
Work out if Sarah is able to book the flights and the hotel.
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