On a supply and demand graph with the quantity of dollars on the horizontal axis and the price of pesos in dollars on the vertical axis, what happens to the exchange rate if the demand for dollars decreases? . Press the hotspot that shows the exchange rate if the demand for dollars decreases, and then press the answer box to save your selection. Price of pesos in dollars ******* Previous exchange rate D1 Quantity of dollars S DO D2

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