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The solution involves converting currency from Trinidad and Tobago Dollars (TTD) to Jamaican Dollars (JMD) using a given exchange rate. Here, we'll assume the exchange rate is 1 TTD = 22.18 JMD. To convert 65 TTD to JMD, multiply 65 by 22.18:

1. **Conversion Calculation:**

\text{Amount in JMD} = 65 \times 22.18

2. **Result:**

65 \times 22.18 = 1,441.7 \text{ JMD}

Therefore, 65 TTD is equal to 1,441.7 JMD.

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