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What could you buy with 1.7 billion dollars?
nothing
What could a 10 year old buy with 50 dollars?
what ever he or she can for 50 dollars
How much is Rs 5000 crore in US dollars?
Assuming the exchange rate of 1USD to 48.5 INR, 5000 crore rupees is approximately equal to 1.029 billion US dollars
What could you do with 10 dollars?
you cold buy 2 water bottle
What does 15 million dollars in 92 equal in 2011?
15 million dollars from 1992 is equal to 15 million dollars in 2011, but it can't buy as much as it could then.
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