1. The problem states that the expression $$62.4d - 210$$ gives the number of Indian rupees you receive when you exchange $$d$$ dollars.
2. We are asked to find how many Indian rupees you receive when you exchange $$13$$ dollars.
3. To solve this, substitute $$d = 13$$ into the expression:
$$62.4 \times 13 - 210$$
4. Calculate the multiplication first:
$$62.4 \times 13 = 811.2$$
5. Now subtract 210:
$$811.2 - 210 = 601.2$$
6. Therefore, when you exchange $$13$$ dollars, you receive $$601.2$$ Indian rupees.
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