Mathematics, 07.07.2020 16:01, iwhi8131

good morning :) I want to exchange $300 to yen. How many yen will I receive if the rate of a Japanese yen to the U. S. dollar is 116.22 to 1? A. 34,865 yen B. 34,866 yen C. 3486.60 yen D. 2.58 yen

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