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their
eorumque

to all their towns
oppida sua omnia

stars have their own suits
habent sua sidera lites

angel with sea and their victory
angelus pelagio et suis victoriam

with all after their kind, of its kind
c/toto genere

with all after their kind, of its kind,
ex toto genere suo,ex genere suo

from their winter quarters were called out of
ex hibernis evocatis

what they see with their eyes i follow with wings
quod oculis vident consequor alis

that which they perceived by curiosity, they have lost their pride
quod curiositate cognoverunt superbia amiserunt

in their own language are called celts, in our gauls are called
ipsorum lingua celtae, nostra galli appellantur

while their strength and years permit you to endure the labors of the
dum vires annique sinunt, tolerate labores

the enemy, thus vanquished in battle, as soon as they recovered after their
hostes, proelio superati, simul atque se ex

consequently, we will only need the total amount of fci for these two countries to calculate their shares, so we can 'black out' all the other rows and columns of our table: foreign capital invested (fci) in western european countries country total amount of fci, 2010 (in million spain 2 838 portugal 3 504 now, we should obtain the shares of each country in the total fci amount of 77 billion eur. to do this, first we have to turn the 'million €' format from our table into the 'billion €' one from the statement, to work with the same unit. so, for spain: 2 838 million are 2.838 billion € its share is: 2.838 / 77 = 0.0369 => 3.69% in percentage format and for portugal: 3 504 million € are 3.504 billion € its share is: 3.504 / 77 = 0.0455 => 4.55% in percentage format of course, there is no problem if you prefer to work with 'million €' units and convert 77 billion eur into 77 000 million eur, getting exactly the same shares. at this moment, we can already rule out two answer options, a) and c), because they say that spain's share is greater (in one form of another) than 41
consequently, we will only need the total amount of fci for these two countries to calculate their shares, so we can 'black out' all the other rows and columns of our table: foreign capital invested (fci) in western european countries country total amount of fci, 2010 (in million spain 2 838 portugal 3 504 now, we should obtain the shares of each country in the total fci amount of 77 billion eur. to do this, first we have to turn the 'million €' format from our table into the 'billion €' one from the statement, to work with the same unit. so, for spain: 2 838 million are 2.838 billion € its share is: 2.838 / 77 = 0.0369 => 3.69% in percentage format and for portugal: 3 504 million € are 3.504 billion € its share is: 3.504 / 77 = 0.0455 => 4.55% in percentage format of course, there is no problem if you prefer to work with 'million €' units and convert 77 billion eur into 77 000 million eur, getting exactly the same shares. at this moment, we can already rule out two answer options, a) and c), because they say that spain's share is greater (in one form of another) than 41