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Anne aurum, a jewelry maker, needs to purchase 125.00 grams 22 karat gold. she thinks she can get a better deal on 22 karat gold if she buys it from india. anne can purchase 22 karat gold from the local gilding shop for $1,285.00 american dollars per ounce. she can purchase gold from india for the price of 999 indian rupees per gram. anne determines that 15.0 rupees is equal to 22.0 american cents and that 1.0 gram is 0.035274 oz. how much money (in american dollars) will it cost anne to purchase 125.00 grams of 22 karat gold from her local gilding shop versus from purchasing the same amount from india? fyi-she gets free shipping from india. gotta love free shipping

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