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Nyla Fleming

21 June, 13:06

First let's go on a trip! You come into some money and decide to go to Canada where the exchange rate is 1.45 Canadian dollars to 1 US dollar. You have $10000 US to take with you. What is the equivalent value in Canadian dollars?

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