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A currency's exchange rate is how many denominations the currency has. its stable rate as established by the governmer how easily it can be divided into other currencie 0 its changing value relative to
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A currency's exchange rate is

how many denominations the currency has.
its stable rate as established by the governmer
how easily it can be divided into other currencie
0 its changing value relative to other currencies.

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