If the exchange rate of U.S. dollars for Canadian dollars is 1.1 Canadian dollars to $1 (U.S.), then the exchange rate of Canadian dollar for U.S. dollars is

A. .1 (1.1-1) US dollars per Canadian dollar.
B. .909 (1/1.1) US dollars per Canadian dollar.
C. -.1 (1-1.1) US dollars per Canadian dollar.
D. not knowable from this data.


Answer: B

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