Megan Berry is a freshman at University of Minnesota. She has
some financial questions for the...
Megan Berry is a freshman at University of Minnesota. She has
some financial questions for the next three years of school and
beyond. (4 pts)
If Megan’s tuition, fees and expenses for books this year total
$12,000, what will they be during her senior year (three years from
now), assuming costs rise 4% annually? (Use Appendix A or one of
the links below) _____________________
Equation 1.4 Future Value of a Lump Sum
Present Value
$1,000.00
i = Interest Rate
8.00%
n = Number of Periods
4
Future Value
$1,360.49
*For
monthly compounding; n = number of months, i =
the annual interest rate divided by 12
Megan is applying for a scholarship currently valued at $5,000.
If she is awarded it at the end of next year, how much is the
scholarship worth in today’s dollars, assuming inflation of 3%.
(Use Appendix A or one of the link in part a)
__________________
Megan is already looking ahead to graduation and a job and she
wants to buy a new car not long after graduation (1-3 years). If
after graduation, she begins an investment program of $2400 per
year in an investment yielding 6%, what will be the value of the
fund after 4 years? (Use Appendix A or one of the links in part
a)______________ After 6 years? ____________
Megan’s Aunt Carol told her she would give Megan $1,000 at the
end of each year for the next 3 years to help with her expenses.
Assuming an interest rate of 2%, what is the present value of that
stream of payments? (Use Appendix A or one of the links in part a)
__________________
She (Patricia Keely, 1963-2017 )was a 21-year-old
undergraduate at the University of Minnesota when she discovered a
lump near her neck. It was Hodgkin's lymphoma, a cancer of the
lymphatic system. She underwent radiation therapy and later also
chemotherapy.
Despite a cancer recurrence in grad school, she earned a doctorate
in cell biology from Minnesota and embarked on the research career
that brought her to Madison after stints at Washington University
in St. Louis and the University of North Carolina....
Jesse is a terminally ill Minnesota resident. She has expressed
dismay over her worsening condition and asked whether the doctor
would “help me to die.” A prolonged discussion with Jesse and her
family regarding hastening death followed. After the discussion,
both Jesse and the physician were convinced that she really wanted
this. Accordingly, the physician described the options of
palliative sedation to unconsciousness (PSU) and VSED. But Jesse
was unwilling to pursue either of those two options because she
found...
Megan has invented a formula for a new perfume,
“Hot/Beautiful/Sexy” (or H/B/S) which she owns as her trade secret.
Trudy hacks Megan’s computer and finds the formula, and then starts
manufacturing and marketing the same perfume under a different
name. Both Megan and the federal government want to sue Trudy for
stealing a trade secret. Who CANNOT?
Select one:
a. Megan in a civil action for damages
b. Megan in a civil action for an injunction
c. Government in a...
Mary Kate is a project manager in the IT department for a
university. She has been asked to manage a project to create a
faculty intranet. The university has multiple campuses in various
locations, and professors and other faculty need to be able to
easily post questions, schedules and other documents to share in a
secure environment.
Mary Kate performed the following steps to begin the intranet
project.
She performed a needs analysis. Mary Kate interviewed the
university faculty to...
Renee Carter has decided to study medicine at a university in
Melbourne. She has arranged to stay with a family on the north side
of the city. In order to get to and from the university, she
decides she will need to buy a car, costing a maximum of $10 000.
She searches the Internet and comes across the following at Car
City:
MAZDA 323 Red, 4D Sedan; 5 SP Manual; 2.0 Ltr, 4 cycl; odometer
153 293.
Required ?A....
Scenario
Sheila is an engineering student at the Great University in
Gainesville. She has developed an idea for a cellphone camera that
takes photos of the user and then allows them to be placed in any
scene they wish for posting to social media. Sheila believes this
product will be highly successful, but she needs to determine how
to start her business. She believes that she will start small, but
will need to raise money for her projects at some...
Jane Doe has a promising career at University Hospital. In six
months of working, she has been promoted to Associate Director and
tasked with overseeing consumer quality and satisfaction, which
will be used to support the hospital’s new vision and mission. This
is Jane’s first big assignment, which is to develop a campaign
aimed toward adult learners across several departments. However,
her project is at risk due to a 32-year veteran on her team, named
John Doster, who is reluctant...
Your friend Sam has been asked to prepare appetizers for the
university reception. She has an unlimited amount of ingredients
and six hours in which to prepare them. Sam can make 400
mini-sandwiches or 200 servings of melon slices topped with smoked
salmon and a dab of sauce per hour.
Sam's opportunity cost of making one mini-sandwich
is (Click to select) 2 melon
appetizers 0.5 melon
appetizer .
Sam's opportunity cost of making one melon appetizer
is (Click to select) 2
mini-sandwiches 0.5
mini-sandwich .
Suppose the reception...
Sandy McPherson, a university study, has inherited $90,000. She
is looking to save this money and earn interest for exactly four
years, after which she will use it as a deposit on her new house.
She has researched the interest market and come up two good
introductory options to choose from:
Sum bank- 2.7% interest for the first year, then 1.15 % for the
next three years.
Certain bank- 2.1% for the first two years and then 0.4% for
the...
Sandy McPherson, a university study, has inherited $90,000. She
is looking to save this money and earn interest for exactly four
years, after which she will use it as a deposit on her new house.
She has researched the interest market and come up two good
introductory options to choose from:
Sum bank- 2.7% interest for the first year, then 1.15 % for the
next three years.
Certain bank- 2.1% for the first two years and then 0.4% for
the...