Mathematics, 12.07.2021 17:00, reannalovestodpdn8d2

A tourist has TT $7875. She spends TT $2310 and changed the remaining Trinidad and Tobago currency to Canadian currency. Calculate the amount of money she received if the rate is CAN $1.00 = TT $3.5 *

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