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Quiz 20: International Business
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Question 1
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A tourist from the United States wants to purchase a painting in Mexico City. The price of the painting was 5,927 pesos plus a shipping charge of 387 pesos to send the painting to the tourist's home. How many U.S. dollars would the tourist have to pay when the exchange rate was 10.812 pesos per U.S. dollar?
Question 2
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If the Brazilian real is valued at 1.7438 per U.S. dollar, compute the value in U.S. currency of 5,000 Brazilian reals.
Question 3
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If the Mexican peso is valued at 10.812 per U.S. dollar, compute the amount of U.S. currency necessary to buy 100 Mexican pesos.
Question 4
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If the Australian dollar exchange rate in U.S. dollars is 0.903497, compute the amount in Australian dollars needed to purchase $200 in U.S. currency.
Question 5
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If the Australian dollar exchange rate in U.S. dollars is 0.903497, compute the amount of U.S. currency required to buy 200 Australian dollars.
Question 6
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If the Danish krone has a current value of 5.0183 per U.S. dollar, compute the amount that could be purchased for $350.
Question 7
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If the Danish krone is valued at 5.0183 per U.S. dollar, how many dollars would be required to purchase a Danish rail ticket costing 748.50 Danish krone?
Question 8
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If the Russian ruble has a current value of 35.1385 per U.S. dollar, compute the amount that could be purchased for $550.
Question 9
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If the Brazilian real is valued at 1.7438 per U.S. dollar, compute the amount of Brazilian reals one could purchase for $100 in U.S. currency.
Question 10
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An American import company purchased 700 cans of Danish cookies at a price of 8.20 krone per can. If the Danish krone were valued at 5.0183 on the day of settlement, how much did the company pay in U.S. dollars?
Question 11
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If the Brazilian real is valued at 0.57346 U.S. dollars, how much in U.S. dollars would be required to satisfy an invoice for produce shipped from Brazil with a price of 24,000 Brazilian reals?
Question 12
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If the Mexican peso is listed under Currency Exchange Rates as 0.09248 in U.S. dollars, compute the amount in Mexican pesos one could purchase for $3,100 in U.S. currency.
Question 13
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An American purchased a shirt in Melbourne, Australia for 42 Australian dollars. The exchange rate was 0.903497 Australian dollars for one U.S. dollar. How much did he have to pay in U.S. dollars?
Question 14
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An Australian firm exported manufactured electronic components to the United States valued at 54,800 Australian dollars. The exchange rate for Australian dollars was 0.903497 per U.S. dollar. What was the amount of U.S. dollars the exporter received?
Question 15
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If the Danish krone is listed under Foreign Currency in dollars as 0.199271, compute the amount of U.S. dollars necessary to buy 100 Danish krone.
Question 16
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An American purchased a pair of shoes in Sydney, Australia. The price was 120 Australian dollars plus 6% tax. How much did he have to pay in American dollars when the exchange rate for Australian dollars was 0.903497 per U.S. dollar?