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MM plc is a company based in India, where the currency is the Indian Rupee (IR). They owe money to a supplier in Riania, where the currency is Riania Dollars (R$). The amount owing is R$ 240,000. The current exchange rate is IR/R$ 8.6380 – 9.2530 How many Indian Rupees will MM plc have to pay?

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MM plc is a company based in India, where the currency is the Indian Rupee (IR). They owe money to a supplier in Riania, where the currency is Riania Dollars (R).TheamountowingisR). The amount owing is R 240,000. The current exchange rate is IR/R$ 8.6380 – 9.2530 How many Indian Rupees will MM plc have to pay?

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To calculate the amount in Indian Rupees that MM plc will have to pay, we need to use the current exchange rate between the Indian Rupee (IR) and Riania Dollars (R).TheexchangerateprovidedisIR/R). The exchange rate provided is IR/R 8.6380 – 9.2530.

To find the amount in Indian Rupees, we can multiply the amount owing in Riania Dollars (R$ 240,000) by the lower end of the exchange rate (8.6380).

So, the calculation would be: Amount in Indian Rupees = R$ 240,000 * 8.6380

By performing this calculation, we find that MM plc will have to pay approximately IR 2,073,120.

Therefore, MM plc will have to pay approximately 2,073,120 Indian Rupees to the supplier in Riania.

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