An American has 20,000 Euros and travels to Kenya. After spending 2,512,000 Kenyan Shillings, they want to convert the remaining money back to US Dollars. Using the provided exchange rates, calculate

The American has 20,000 Euros and wants to convert them to Kenyan Shillings. The bank is buying Euros from the customer.
From the table, the bank's buying rate for 1 Euro is Ksh 147.86.

$$\text{Amount in Ksh} = 20,000 \text{ Euros} \times 147.86 \text{ Ksh/Euro}$$ $$\text{Amount in Ksh} = 2,957,200 \text{ Ksh}$$

The American spent Sh. 2,512,000.

$$\text{Remaining Ksh} = 2,957,200 \text{ Ksh} - 2,512,000 \text{ Ksh}$$ $$\text{Remaining Ksh} = 445,200 \text{ Ksh}$$

The American wants to convert the remaining Ksh into US Dollars. The bank is selling US Dollars to the customer.
From the table, the bank's selling rate for 1 US Dollar is Ksh 74.50.

$$\text{Amount in Dollars} = \frac{\text{Remaining Ksh}}{\text{Selling rate for 1 US Dollar}}$$ $$\text{Amount in Dollars} = \frac{445,200 \text{ Ksh}}{74.50 \text{ Ksh/Dollar}}$$ $$\text{Amount in Dollars} = 5,975.8389 \text{ Dollars}$$

$$\text{Amount in Dollars} \approx 5,975.84 \text{ Dollars}$$

The final answer is $5,975.84 \text{ Dollars}$.