Historical exchange rates may be used for _____, while current exchange rates may be used for ______. equity accounts and fixed assets; current assets and liabilities equity accounts and current liabilities; current assets and fixed assets fixed assets and current assets; income and expense items current assets and liabilities; equity accounts and fixed assets
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