A college textbook is selling for (US) $140 in the United States. That same textbook sells in Canada for (CA) $150. The exchange rate is (CA) $1.10 = (US) $1.00. Shipping costs are (US) $5.00. Ignoring the shipping costs. What is the U. S. price of the textbook purchased in Canada? (US) $nothing (Enter your response rounded to the nearest penny.) What is the Canadian price of the textbook purchased in the U. S.? (CA) $nothing (Enter your response rounded to the nearest penny.) When you take shipping costs into account, are textbooks likely to be purchased in the U. S. and sold in Canada? A. Yes B. No When you take shipping costs into account, are textbooks likely to be purchased in Canada and sold in the U. S.?

 (US)$136,36

(CA)$154

NO

NO

Explanation:

Hi, to answer the first question we have to divide the price of the textbook in Canada $150(CA) by $1.10.( since  (CA) $1.10 = (US) $1.00.)

U.S. price of the textbook purchased in Canada: 150/1.10 = (US)$136,36

Canadian price of the textbook purchased in the U.S: $140 x 1.10 = (CA)$154

Taking shipping costs into account, (US) $5.00 if we purchase the book in the U.S. and sold in it Canada, it will cost:

$154(CA) + (5(US) X 1.10 ) = 154 (CA) +5.5 (CA)= $159.5(CA)

The textbooks are likely to be purchased in Canada directly, because they are cheaper ( $159.5(CA) >$150(CA))

Taking shipping costs into account, if we purchase the book in the Canada and sold in it the US, it will cost:

$136 + $5 = $141

The textbooks are likely to be purchased in the USA directly, because they are cheaper ( $141(US) >$140(US))

i think the answer would be b hope this

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