When exchanging from your currency to another country's currency using a foreign exchange table, you should

multiply the amount you have by the exchange rate

divide the amount you have by the exchange rate

add the amount you have to the exchange rate

subtract the amount you have by the exchange rate

Question

When exchanging from your currency to another country's currency using a foreign exchange table, you should

multiply the amount you have by the exchange rate

divide the amount you have by the exchange rate

add the amount you have to the exchange rate

subtract the amount you have by the exchange rate

anonymous · Answer

i would go with the first one, but hold on and let me google

anonymous · Answer

ha thanks :D

anonymous · Answer

yeah for example today $1 is .75 euro
so for example if you exchanged $100 you would get $100\times .75=75$ euros

anonymous · Answer

ah alright!! What if I am traveling to columbia, where currency is the Colombian pso.... The rate is USD/COP 1,983.24. How many colombian pesos will you get if  you exchange $100? @satellite73

anonymous · Answer

This one is a little confusing. So I would multiple 100 by what?