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You are returning from a trip to England with €100 euro. The exchange rate is USD/EUR 1.3847 . How much in US dollars should you receive?

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So what you are saying is 1USD = 1EUR × 1.3847
Now to put this around
100EUR = X × 1.3847USD

Alexvdvalk answered Aug 16, 2019

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