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How much will Mr. Brown receive if he changes USD1000 to British pounds? USD650 to Euro?...

How much will Mr. Brown receive if he changes

  • USD1000 to British pounds?
  • USD650 to Euro?
  • USD400 to Indian Rupees?

Mr. Brown also has some other money left over. How much will he receive in USD for:

  • 2,000 Yen?
  • 3,500 Indian Rupees?
  • 70 Euro?
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Answer #1

You need to check the current currency prices for its computation which is as follows:

1 USD = 0.76 pound sterling(British pounds)

1000 USD=760 British pounds(0.76*1000)

1USD=0.88 Euro

650 USD=572 Euro(0.88*650)

1USD=68.88 Indian rupees

400 USD=27,552 Indian rupees(68.88*400)

Value of some other money left will be

1USD=110.02 yen

2000 yens /110.02 =18.17 USD

1 USD =68.88 Indian rupees

3500 Indian rupees/68.88 =50.81 USD

1 USD=0.88 Euro

70 euro/0.88 =61.6 USD.

NOTE- Some rates may fluctuates on daily basis so more focus shall be laid on calculation rather than digits.

* = multiplication sign

/ = division sign

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