You go to a bank and are given these quotes:

You can buy a euro for $11$ pesos.

The bank will pay you $10$ pesos for a euro.

You can buy a U$.$S$.$ dollar for $0\mathrm{.}8$ euros.

The bank will pay you $0\mathrm{.}7$ euros for a U$.$S$.$ dollar.

You can buy a U$.$S$.$ dollar for $10$ pesos.

The bank will pay you $9$ pesos for a U$.$S$.$ dollar.

You have $$5,000.$ Can you use triangular arbitrage to generate a profit? If so$,$ explain the order of the transactions that you would execute. If you cannot earn a profit from triangular arbitrage, explain why.

Yes, you can generate a profit by converting dollars to euros, and then euros to pesos, and then pesos to dollars.

Yes, you can generate a profit by converting dollars to pesos, and then pesos to euros, and then euros to dollars.

No$,$ triangular arbitrage is not possible because the quoted cross exchange rates do not differ from the rates that should exist.

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Compute the profit that you would earn using triangular arbitrage. Enter $"0",$ if you incur a loss. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to the nearest cent.