A dining table costs $3,000 in New York and the same table costs 5,000 euros in Rome. Thus, $1 is equal to:

a. one euro.
b. 2 euros.
c. 1.67 euros.
d. 0.6 euros.

Ans: c. 1.67 euros.

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