The chart below shows an exchange rate table. What is the most likely conclusion that can be drawn about how this table would look in December 2013? It would look the same because exchange rate tables do not change. It would look different because exchange rate tables change constantly. It would look different because exchange rate tables change once a month. It would look different because more countries will have started to use euros.

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2 January, 20:21

The chart below shows an exchange rate table. What is the most likely conclusion that can be drawn about how this table would look in December 2013? It would look the same because exchange rate tables do not change. It would look different because exchange rate tables change constantly. It would look different because exchange rate tables change once a month. It would look different because more countries will have started to use euros.

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Shadow · Answer 1

I think this is the answer.

It would look different because exchange rate tables change constantly.

The money rate constantly changes from time to time it doesn't have any regular patterns it may change in a week, a month, or a day. It depends on the strength of the currency in the market.