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Problem 31-1 Using Exchange Rates
Use the information below to answer the following questions. |
U.S. $ EQUIVALENT | CURRENCY PER U.S. $ | |
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Polish Zloty | .2991 | 3.3436 |
Euro | 1.2410 | .8058 |
Mexican Peso | .0752 | 13.2995 |
Swiss Franc | 1.0320 | .9690 |
Chilean Peso | .002071 | 482.80 |
New Zealand Dollar | .8082 | 1.2373 |
Singapore Dollar | .8006 | 1.2491 |
f-1. | How many Swiss francs can you get for a euro? (Round your answer to 4 decimal places, e.g., 32.1616.) |
f-2. | What do you call this rate? |
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