52 cents would be the answer.
Hope this helped. Would you like me to explain how I got it?
True because one has a whole number the other is less then a whole number hope this helped ya :)
Answer:
It will depend on how many euros they intend to convert. If they were only converting one euro they would get $1.35 whichever rate they used, but imagine it was a thousand euros - at the correct rate they would get $1352.61, at the proposed rate they would only get $1350.
Step-by-step explanation:
No, by rounding the conversion ratio, the Ruiz family will not be getting the most accurate answer. Using the more accurate conversion ratio will give an answer with more than 2 decimal places so the answer can accurately be rounded after the conversion.