Kari is on a trip to italy. she has made a list of cities she would like to tour while she is there, as as well as how much she expects it will cost her(between transportation, admission, souvenirs, and so on) to see each one. the prices are listed in either us dollars($) or euros(€). kari has a budget of $585 set aside for sightseeing. she would also like to tour genoa as well, which would cost her €60.85. if the us dollars to euros at the time of kari's visit is 1: 0.6859, how will this affect her budget? round all dollar values to the nearest cent. a.) kari can see genoa and have $60.33 left in her budget b.) kari can see genoa and have $41.38 left in her budget. c.) kari has almost exactly enough left in her budget to see genoa d.) kari cannot afford to see genoa because it would put her $84.48 over budget

The correct answer is option c.) Kari has almost exactly enough left in her budget to see Genoa.

Explanation:

Given information is :

Kari has a budget of $585 set aside for sightseeing.

A tour to Genoa would cost her €60.85.

US dollars to euros at the time of Kari's visit is 1:0.6859, it means 1 dollar was 0.6859 euros.

As a trip to Genoa will cost her, €60.85, so in dollars it becomes:

0.6859 euros =$1

60.85 euros = ≈$88.72

Hence, out of her $585 budget, only $88.72 are used. So, she is left with enough money after visiting Genoa.

answer: b

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