Answer:
Let x be the amount of Australian dollars the bank buys and sells.
The bank earns a profit by selling the Australian dollars at a higher rate than it bought them.
Profit = Selling rate - Buying rate
Profit per unit = Selling rate - Buying rate = Rs.132.85 - Rs.132 = Rs.0.85
To earn a profit of Rs. 7000, the bank must sell x Australian dollars at a profit of Rs.0.85 per unit, so:
Profit = x * 0.85
x = Profit / 0.85
x = 7000 / 0.85
x = 8235.29
Therefore, the bank should buy and sell 8235.29 Australian dollars to earn a profit of Rs.7000.