Isaac Diez of Brazil. Isaac Diez Peris lives in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. While attending school in Spain he meets Juan Carlos Cordero from Guatemala. Over the summer holiday Isaac decides to visit Juan Carlos in Guatemala City for a couple of weeks. Isaac's parents give him some spending money, 4,550 Brazilian real (BRL), Isaac wants to exchange his Brazilian real for Guatemalan quetzal (GTQ). He collects the following rates: Spot rate, Guatemalan quetzals per euro: Spot rate, Euros per Brazilian real a. What is the Brazilian reals/Guatemalan quetzal cross rate? b. How many Guatemalan quetzals will Isaac get for his Brazilian reais? GTQ 11.3705 EUR 1.00 EUR 0.4871BRL 1.00 KITTS a. What is the Guatemalan quetzal/Brazilian real cross rate? The cross rate between the Guatemalan quetzal and the Brazilian real is (Round to four decimal places.) b. How many Guatemalan quetzals will Isaac get for his Brazilian reais? He will get quetzals for his reais. (Round to the nearest integer.)

Isaac Diez of Brazil. Isaac Diez Peris lives in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. While attending school in Spain he meets Juan Carlos Cordero from Guatemala. Over the summer holiday Isaac decides to visit Juan Carlos in Guatemala City for a couple of weeks. Isaac's parents give him some spending money, 4,550 Brazilian real (BRL), Isaac wants to exchange his Brazilian real for Guatemalan quetzal (GTQ). He collects the following rates: Spot rate, Guatemalan quetzals per euro: Spot rate, Euros per Brazilian real a. What is the Brazilian reals/Guatemalan quetzal cross rate? b. How many Guatemalan quetzals will Isaac get for his Brazilian reais? GTQ 11.3705 EUR 1.00 EUR 0.4871BRL 1.00 KITTS a. What is the Guatemalan quetzal/Brazilian real cross rate? The cross rate between the Guatemalan quetzal and the Brazilian real is (Round to four decimal places.) b. How many Guatemalan quetzals will Isaac get for his Brazilian reais? He will get quetzals for his reais. (Round to the nearest integer.)

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