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Phantasy
8 days ago
15

Which expression can be used to convert 100 USD to Japanese yen

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2 answers:
lawyer [4K]8 days ago
8 0
As of 12:04 EST in the U.S.

$1=<span>112.624847 Yen

Thus:

100USD(112.624847Y/1USD)=11262.62 Yen</span>
Leona [4.1K]8 days ago
4 0

Response:

100USD = 99.30487 YEN/ 1USD

Explanation step-by-step:

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