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A-) If you were to travel to Canada with $1 in U. S. currency, how many Canadian dollars could you buy?

B-) If a Canadian citizen were to travel to the U. S., how many U. S. dollars could they
buy with one Canadian dollar?

A-) If you were to travel to Canada with $1 in U.S. currency, how many Canadian

dollars could you

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