The GDP in Brazil is \( \$ 2.05 \) trillion. The rate of inflation is \( 2.5 \% \). If the population of Brazil is \( 207,833,000 \), find the per capita GDP in this country. Real GDP GDP - (GDP. Inflation Rate) Per Capita GDP \( = \) Renpultion Per Capita GDP \( =\$[ \) ? ] Round to the nearestcent

To find the per capita GDP in Brazil, we first need to adjust the GDP for inflation. The formula is: \[ \text{Adjusted GDP} = \text{GDP} - (\text{GDP} \times \text{Inflation Rate}) \] Calculating that, we get: \[ \text{Adjusted GDP} = 2.05 \text{ trillion} - (2.05 \text{ trillion} \times 0.025) = 2.05 \text{ trillion} - 0.05125 \text{ trillion} = 1.99875 \text{ trillion} \] Next, we divide the adjusted GDP by the population to find the per capita GDP: \[ \text{Per Capita GDP} = \frac{1.99875 \text{ trillion}}{207,833,000} \approx 9,609.27 \] So, the per capita GDP in Brazil is approximately **\$9,609.27**. **Per Capita GDP ≈ \$9,609.27.**