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2 years ago

If 1 japanese yen equals 0.0079 euros, then 1 euro equals approximately how many japanese yen?

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We know that

<span>applying a rule of three</span>
if <span>1 japanese yen -------------> equals 0.0079 euros
X </span> japanese yen--------------> 1 euro
x=[1 euro]*[1 japanese yen]/[0.0079 euros]------------> 126.58 japanese yen

the answer is
126.58 japanese yen

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