A Canadian manufacturer imports three parts from different countries. It assembles the three parts into a finished item that is then exported to the United States. Every transaction always involves 25000 units. Expenses average $6.25 per unit. Costs and exchange rates are as follows: Price per unit Exchange Rate per C$ Part A 1,500 107.9420 Part B AU$14.38 AU$1.1319 Part C 10.73 0.6808 Finished product for export US$59.45 US$0.9787 Express each in Canadian Dollars The cost of purchasing 25000 units of Part A is C$ 347408.79 The cost of purchasing 25000 units of Part B is C$ 317607.56 The cost of purchasing 25000 units of Part C is C$ 394021.74 The cost per unit for the parts is C$ , which means the total cost per unit is C$ The Markup in US$ is US$ which is % as a percent (2 decimal places) with respect to the cost. (Note: Make sure both dollar values are in the same currency) When an invoice is generated, the following terms are offered: 2/10, n/30 ROG What would the purchaser pay in C$ if they paid the full amount one week after delivery? C$ What is the profit in C$ per unit after this discount? C$ If the purchaser pays half of the invoice 7 days after delivery (invoice amount/2) and the remainder on day 28 after delivery, How much is the second payment in C$? C$ How much was saved in US$? US$