Advanced Mathematics II Homework 1 & 2 (2011) Homework 1 Sect11-1 Q22 A family paid $40‚000 cash for a house. Fifteen years later‚ they sold the house for $100‚000. If interest is compounded continuously‚ what annual nominal rate of interest did the original $40‚000 investment earn? Solution. Using the continuous compound interest formula we have 100000 = 40000e15r ln(2.5) = 15r r = 0.061 where we have put t = 15‚ P = 40000 and A = 100000. Thus‚ the annual nominal rate should be 6.1% of
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SYLLABUS BIS/221 Introduction to Computer Applications and Systems Copyright ©2015 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Course Description This course provides an overview of Business Information Systems. Students learn to apply Microsoft® Office tools including word processing‚ spreadsheet‚ database‚ and presentation software to accomplish business objectives. Other topics include uses of application software and the Internet for effective problem solving‚ exploration of relevant emerging
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Yr 10 Mathematics Assignment LCR Maths By Adonis Chigeza Understanding and Fluency Tasks Task A 1. y = 1.2? + 2.57 2. Interpolation: y = -3.43 Extrapolation: y = -8.23 Task B a) The equation for the path of the ball is h = -0.1t^2 + 0.9t + 1 (h = height‚ t = time) b) The vertical height of the ball after 2. seconds2.664m c) The maximum height reached by the ball is 3.025m d) The time of with the ball is at maximum height of 3.025 is 4.5 seconds e) The total time in which the
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Write a four to five (4-5) page paper‚ titled Part I: The Operating Budget for the (Selected Agency) in which you separate the content into sections: 1. Provide background information about the agency‚ mission‚ goals‚ objectives‚ departments‚ and strategic plan. (Title this section Introduction.) 2. Describe the budget of the agency by addressing the following items: (Title this section Budget Overview.) a. Financial Summary‚ including Revenue and Expenditures b. Department Budgets c.
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Instructions for Problem Set #4 1. a) (Sale Price) – (Purchase Price) = Profit earned on each share b) Profit earned on each share * number of shares purchased = Total amount of profit 2. a) Step 1: (End of year price – beginning year price) = Loss Step 2: (Loss + annual income of $100) = Dollar Amount of Return Step 3: Dollar Amount of Return / Beginning year price = % return b) Hint: it should be a negative number
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Collaborative Troubleshooting Operating Systems INTRODUCTION Working in a technical support role requires someone who is both adept with technology and who also has the necessary customer service skills that are required to work with people. Anytime a technical support person is presented with a problem they must know based on the description of the problem how to diagnose the issue. Without a wide understanding of PCs and the operating system being used that a technical support
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Memo To: John and Jane Smith From: Jaleesa Branch Date: 10/6/14 Re: Memo summarizing various tax issues 1. John Smith’s Tax Issues Issue (a): How is the $300‚000 treated for purposes of federal tax income? The $300‚000 is treated as business income. After deducting all of the business expenses‚ the remaining amount will be the taxable income. Lawyers either work on a salary in a big law firm‚ or work directly with clients and collect the fees from these clients. If it
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below marginal social costs intersect marginal social costs 3.Economists generally call the effect of an agreement on others that is not taken into account by the parties making the agreement an externality welfare loss Pareto optimality excess burden 4.The size performance improvements sought by those pursuing horizontal mergers is economies of scale increased market share to coordinate activities more efficiently to spur growth to decrease competition 5.A company buys another company in the same
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Quadratic Equation A quadratic equation can be solved by using: 1. Factorization i) Arrange the unknowns in general form (ax2+bx+c=0) and factorize it 2. Completing the square i) x2-6x+4=0 ii) x2-6x=-4 iii) x2-6x+-622=-4+-622 iv) x2-6x+-32=-4+-32 v) x-32=5 vi) x-3=±5 vii) x=3±5 viii) x=3+5 OR 3-5 ix) x=5.236/0.7369 3. Quadratic formula x=-b±b2-4ac2a * Forming quadratic equation from given
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U1-40 (30 min) Benefit-cost analysis—add a project a. and b. | Income Statement | New contract changes | Dollar impact of new contract | Income with new contract | Sales revenue | $ 1‚500‚000 | $ 200‚000 | $ 200‚000 | $ 1‚700‚000 | Costs | | | | | Labor | 700‚000 | 175‚000 | 175‚000 | 875‚000 | Equipment lease | 104‚000 | 12% | 12‚480 | 116‚480 | Rent | 120‚000 |
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