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ted took a trip to china. upon leaving he decided to convert all his Yuan back into dollars. how many dollars did he receive if

he exchanged 16 yuan at a rate of 8 yuan for $1?

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romanna [79]3 years ago

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Ted would receive 2 dollars

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