Suppose that Nevada Co., a US MNC, sold consulting services to Primedia, a company based in Belarus, for 750 rubles. At the time of the transaction, the prevailing exchange rate was $0.45.   If Nevada Co's bank does not desire to hold such a large amount of rubles, which of the following exchange rates might they be willing to accept when Nevada Co. seeks to exchange the rubles for dollars?   A. $0.54   B. $0.43   C. $0.47   D. $0.50

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