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Chapter 8: Q. 402 (page 997)

Ben needs to convert $1000to the Japanese Yen. One American dollar is worth 123.3Yen. How much Yen will he have?

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Yen he will have in $1000is 123300Yen.

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Step 1. Given information

Ben needs to convert $1000to the Japanese Yen.

One American dollar is worth 123.3Yen.

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Step 2. Determine how much Yen will he have.

One American dollar is worth 123.3Yen.

Yen will he have =$1000worth in Yen is

123.3脳1000=123300

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