canadiananalyst

This is probably the worst we can get in the real exam... this question came to me because I met a sample/mock question similar to this. It twists the info to make it look hard, but if we stand firm at where we are, the problem will be as easy as any other question. I often got wrong if I wasn't careful about the currency quote. For example, it gives YEN/$ while YEN is the foreign currency...more practice will help.

Thank you guys, it helps me to think it from a different view. Using numbers is a very good idea.