James operates a small foreign$-$currency exchange business. He begins each day with three boxes of cash. Each box contains $13,000$ units of Canadian currency and $13,000$ units of another currency. The table below shows James's holdings of each currency at the end of a day's business.

$\backslash$table$[[$BOX $1,22,500,$NZD$,5,150,$CAD$],[$BOX $2,10,650,$FJD$,14,450,$CAD$],[$BOX $3,17,800,$TTD$,12,030,$CAD$]]$

Where NZD is New Zealand Dollar., CAD is Canadian Dollar, FJD is Fijian Dollar, and TTD is Trinidadian Dollar.

Complete the following currency conversions. Carefully round your answers to four decimal places.

$\backslash$table$[[$A$,1,$CAD,traded for,$x,$NZD$],[$B$,1,$CAD,traded for,$,$FJD$],[$C$,1,$TTD$,$traded for,$x,$CAD$],[$D$,4000,$FJD$,$traded for,,NZD$]]$

Hint: for $D$ use your rounded values in A and $B.$