DanielLee wrote:
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> $1,000 usd @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
10.683 = $10,682.750 pesos
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> $10,682 pesos @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
0.09361 = $999.92980 dollars
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> $1,000 dollars @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
10.000 = $10,000 pesos
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> $10,000 pesos @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
.10000 = $ 1,000 dollars
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> $1,000 dollars @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
10.5000 = $10,500 pesos
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> $10,500 pesos @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
.09500 = $997.50 dollars
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What do you mean by, e.g., $10,682 pesos? Is it $10,682 or 10,682
pesos?
Why do you put dollar signs in front of everything?
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