If the foreign exchange rate between the u. s. dollar and the japanese yen is 1: 90, how many yen will you get for $15?

Ratio shows the relative sizes of two or more values.

Given: exchange rate between the U.S, dollar and the Japanese yen is:

1 : 90.

Let x be any number,

then;

Number of U.S. dollar be x

and

Number of Japanese Yen be 90x

Given: U.S. dollar = $ 15

That is;

x = 15

then,

Number of Japanese yen = 90x = yen

Therefore, 1350 yen you will get in exchange for $ 15.

i used to know but i learned it a long time ago sorry

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there is no graph so i cant sorry

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