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Jessica is planning a trip to South Africa. The following table shows some of her planned expenses for this trip, and whether these expenses are in US dollars ($) or South African rands (R). Item Cost Currency Guide book 216.41 R Walking shoes 702.33 R Passport 71.75 $ Car rental 996.78 R Plane ticket 3,741.85 R Hotel reservation 138.10 $ If the exchange rate of US dollars to South African rands is 1:7.4094, what is the current total of Jessica’s budget, in US dollars? Round all currencies to two decimal places. a. $763.54 b. $791.86 c. $973.39 d. $1,001.71

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