Stuff Inc., a U.S. company, imported goods for 50,000 euro on Dec. 10, Year 1 and paid for them on Jan. 10. Year 2. Thefollowing exchange rates were applicable in Years 1 and 2:Exchange RateDateDec. 10, Yr. 1Dec 31, Yr 1Jan 10, Yr. 2What approximate gain or loss will Stuff book on Jan. 10, Year 2?OA gain of $3,000.OA loss of $3,000O Again of $5,500OA loss of $5,500.0.79 €0.82 €0.75 €

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