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29 June, 03:07

Over the summer, Kyle traveled to Paris, France. At the time, one U. S. dollar was equivalent to 0.84 euros. Using this exchange rate, he exchanged $555 for euros. From the money he exchanged, he spent 223 euros while in France. About how much money, in U. S. dollars, did he have when he left France?

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