Name: Date: Most of the world's currencies, including the euro (EUR), the US dollar (USD), the Canadian dollar (CAD), the Australian dollar (AUD), and the British pound (GBP), are floating, or variable. Use the exchange rates in the table to help you solve the word problems. Show your work in the space provided. EUR () AUD 0.97 0.65 0.95 0.70 USD (S) GBP () 1.70 CAD (S) 0.82 0.68 USD GBP CAD EUR AUD 1.36 0.81 1.69 1) Charlotte earned 100 for dog walking. The new bodyboard she wants to buy costs$120 AUD. After her purchase, how much money will she have left in British pounds? 2) Jack lives in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. His uncle lives in London, England. For his birthday, Jack received 20 from his uncle. How many Canadian dollars can he buy with his birthday money? 3) Olivia lives in Sydney, Australia. Her grandmother lives in Paris, France. For Ch tmas she received 40 from her grandmother. How many Australian dollars can she buy with her Chistma, money? William has $11 USD. The video game he wants to buy costs S10 AUD. Does he have enough money to buy the game? If not, how much more US money does he need? 4) 5) Sophie has 35. She wants to purchase jeans for $25 CAD and a tee shirt for $15 CAD. After her purchases, how many euro will she have lef? (Round to the nearest euro.) 6) To answer the next two questions, complete the exchange rate tables filling in the blanks with the INVERSE of the corresponding currency exchange pair (ie. GBP to USD and USD to GBP). Rounc to three decimals 7) Which currency in the table has the highest valued currency unit? Explain why 8) Which currency in the table has the lowest valued currency unit? Explain why