Mathematics, 23.08.2020 18:01 nurikchan

You are traveling to Japan and need Japanese Yen (¥ JPY). How much JPY could you get for $200 USD if the rate is USD/JPY 0.9333? A.
¥199.07 JPY

B.
¥214.29 JPY

C.
¥186.66 JPY

D.
¥293.33 JPY

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