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Michael exchanged 1000 is dollars for the Croatian currency which is called the kuna. The exchange rate was 5.81 kuna to $1 how

many Croatian kuna did he get

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Alex73 [517]3 years ago

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$1000 divided by 5.81 = 172.117, so about 172 kuna

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