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The document lists prices for various items in both US dollars and Japanese yen to compare the costs between the two currencies. It provides the prices of a Ford 150 truck, a dining room table and chair set, two boarding passes, daycare for a year, and college tuition at the University of Missouri - all expressed first in US dollars and then converted to Japanese yen. The yen prices are consistently higher due to the weaker value of the US dollar compared to the Japanese currency.
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The document lists prices for various items in both US dollars and Japanese yen to demonstrate currency exchange rates. A Ford F-150 truck costs $25,575 in the US and $2,136,610 in JPY. A dining room table and chair set costs $1,799.99 in the US and $15,036.90 in JPY. Boarding passes for tomorrow and 8 months from now cost $18 and $19 in the US, and $1,503.78 and $1,894 in JPY respectively. Daycare costs $8,150 in the US and $680,876 in JPY. Tuition at the University of Missouri is $8,501 in the US and
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The document lists prices for various items in both US dollars and Japanese yen. A Ford 150 truck costs $25,575 in the US and $2,136,610 in JPY. A dining room table and 4 chairs set costs $1799.99 in the US and $15,036.9 in JPY. Two boarding passes cost $18 in the US and $1,503.78 in JPY. Daycare costs $8,150 in the US and $680,876 in JPY.
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The document lists prices for various items in both US dollars and Japanese yen to demonstrate currency exchange rates. A Ford F-150 truck costs $25,575 in the US and $2,136,610 in JPY. A dining room table and chair set costs $1,799.99 in the US and $15,036.90 in JPY. Boarding passes for tomorrow and 8 months from now cost $18 and $19 in the US, and $1,503.78 and $1,894 in JPY respectively. Daycare costs $8,150 in the US and $680,876 in JPY. Tuition at the University of Missouri is $8,501 in the US and
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The document provides an equation to calculate the height of a field goal. It sets up the equation 18x = 565 based on the given values that the height of the goal is 18 feet and the distance from the goal is 113 feet when the ball is kicked at an angle of 5 degrees. Solving for x yields a height of 31.389 feet for the field goal.
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- 1. UNIVERSAL EXCHANGE. Jessie Current
- 2. Price of a Vehicle FORD 150 - $25,575 JPY - $2,136,610 http://www.automotive.com/new-cars/pricing/05/trucks/ford/index.html
- 3. Price of a piece of a furniture. A dining room table with a set of 4 chairs - $1799.99 in U.S. In JPY: $15,036.9
- 4. Price of 2 boarding passports. 2 boarding prices - $18.00 in U.S. In JPY, $1,503.78
- 5. Daycare. In U.S. : $8,150 In JPY : $680,876
- 6. College Tution University of Missouri - $8,501 In JPY - $713,547.24