FutureForm, a U. S. company, imports microprocessors from Japan. The company must pay in yen to the Japanese supplier within 30 days. In a particular exchange, the company must pay the Japanese supplier ¥150,000 for each microprocessor at the current dollar/yen spot exchange rate of $1 = ¥110. FutureForm intends to resell the microprocessors the day they arrive for $1,600 each but it does not have the funds to pay the Japanese supplier until these have been sold. What will happen if the exchange rate after 30 days is $1 = ¥90?

The price per microprocessor will increase to $1,666.67 from $1,363.64 which was the price when they received them.

Explanation:

At the day that FutureForm receives the microprocessors, it owes its Japanese supplier $1,363.64 per microprocessor. Since FutureForm didn't have the money to them immediately and had to wait one month to collect it, the amount owed per microprocessor increased to $1,666.67. This happened because the Japanese yen appreciated against the US dollar and now you need more US dollars to buy the same amount of Japanese yens.

it's obviously d. it could be c though.