Each year the National Association for the Education of Young Children celebrate the Year of the Young Child. I'm encouraging you all to participate by creating an activity for classrooms or at home that will follow the theme for the day
select a daily theme and write an activity that families can do with their young child that fits that theme. When you send this you need to include the activity name, the intended age for the activity must be somewhere between birth and 8 years of age, resources needed and instructions.

write one paragraph informing parents about how the activity you wrote assists children with their development.

Each year the National Association for the Education of Young Children celebrate the Year of the Young Child. I'm encouraging you all to participate by creating an activity for classrooms or at home that will follow the theme for the day
select a daily theme and write an activity that families can do with their young child that fits that theme. When you send this you need to include the activity name, the intended age for the activity must be somewhere between birth and 8 years of age, resources needed and instructions.

write one paragraph informing parents about how the activity you wrote assists children with their development.

End of year adjustment – One-year depreciation of MR machine purchased for $400,000 at the beginning of the year. Cost: $400,000, Useful Life is 10 years. Calculate Straight-line and Accelerated Depreciation, Calculate The Double Declining Balance Depreciation, and Calculate The Sum of the Years Digits Depreciation.

The operation cost of a company is $500,000 this year (year 0). The company expects an annual cost of $100,000 from year 1 to year 5, and the cost decreases by 4% each year from year 6 to year 12. What's the equivalent annual worth if all the expenses occur within years 1-12 ( I=10%)

John is a 32 year old IT worker with a wife and a 3 year old child. During a previous physical, it was noted that John has an ‘obese’ BMI of 33. John attributed his weight problem to a lack of exercise because of his work/family life, and because of his moderate to severe asthma. John mentioned that he regularly The only prescription John was taking at the time of that former visit was prednisolone, an asthma medication he has been taking for the last 3 years. In this hospital visit, John’s wife mentions that he hasn’t taken his medication for the last few weeks because of a stomach flu- she commented that he hasn’t had the time or energy to refill his prescription. Upon arrival at the hospital, the following were noted in the current work up of John: · He was irritable, dizzy, complained of progressive weakness, fatigue, poor appetite, and weight loss. · He has relapsed into nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, and muscle/ joint pains. · Other new complaints include a strong salt craving, body hair loss and sexual dysfunction, and a general pattern of depressed mood and lack of motivation. · He is displaying darkening of the skin (hyperpigmentation) prominent on the sun-exposed areas of the skin, and extensor surfaces (knuckles, elbows, knees). · His numbers: body temp: 37.3C; BP= 80/60mm Hg. · A blood sample was also taken and the following were evaluated: T4: 1.1 ng/dl and T3: 4.2 pg/ml; cortisol: 2 mcg/dL and aldosterone: 4 ng/dL; blood glucose: 60 mg/dl. Questions: Based on this scenario, what is your diagnosis and why? Discuss and create a diagram of what is ‘normal’ in your answer. (2 pts for correct diagnosis, 4 pts for correct and thorough description with a diagram of the underlying pathways.) Is this because of a primary or secondary defect? What test could you use to differentiate and confirm this assessment? (3pts) Explain what is causing hypotension in this patient. (2pts) Explain the underlying reasons for the hyperpigmentation. (2pts) What short-term and long-term treatments would you recommend for this patient? (2pts)

a 30 year loan of 1000 is repaid with payments at the end of each year. Each of the first 10 payments equals the amount of interest due. Each of the next 10 payments equals 150% of the amount of interest due. Each of the last 10 payments is X. The lender charges interest at an effective annual rate of 10%. Calculate X.

please explain, having much trouble with this problem, Thanks!

Someone promises to pay you $1,000,000 every year (at the end of the year) for the next 15 years. The first payment will be one year from today. The relevant effective annual interest rate is 7.0%. What does the time line look like for this problem? What would you pay, today, for this promise?

For this we have to calculate the present value of the total cash inflow at interest rate of 7% for 15 years formula for this = cash inflow x P.V. annuity factor for 15 year @7%

Show that the answer in above example is the same as the difference between the present value of the following two perpetuities:

• Perpetuity 1 pays $1,000,000 at the end every year with the first payment made in 1year.
• Perpetuity 2 pays $1,000,000 at the end every year with the first payment made in 16years.

The relevant annual effective interest rate is 7.0%.

The Haynesworth Corporation is sued for $10 million in Year One. At the end of Year One, company officials believe a loss is only remote. However, the case drags on so that by the end of Year Two, company officials believe it is reasonably possible that a loss of $2 million could be incurred. The case goes to trial during Year Three, and company officials now believe that a loss of $3 million is probable. The case ends on April 23, Year Four, when the Haynesworth Corporation agrees to pay $2.6 million in cash to settle all claims. Indicate the amount of loss that will be reported by the Haynesworth Corporation in each of these four years. 6. On January 1, Year One, the Atlanta Company sues the Seattle Company for $100 million for patent infringement. The case is expected to take years to settle. For each of the following independent situations, indicate the financial reporting to be made by each company. a. Both companies believe that Atlanta will probably win this case. However, both feel that estimating the amount of this loss is virtually impossible. b. Both companies believe that Atlanta will probably win this case. Both feel that Atlanta will probably win approximately $9 million, but a win as high as $46 million is reasonably possible. c. Both companies believe that a loss by Seattle of $53 million is reasonably possible. d. Atlanta officials believe that their company will probably win $44 million whereas Seattle officials believe that their company will probably lose $8 million.

An investment pays $20,000 at the end of year 2, $30,000 at the end of year 4 and $X at the end of year 8. At an annual effective rate of 8.5%, the modified duration of this cash flow is 5.51704. Calculate X (round your answer to integer).

Ans should be one of these: Numerical answers (in random order) 6.955, 0.062, 4.5228, 6538.49, 0.04317, 2660.67, 50000, 400.36, 202.1, 3671.29, 1951.62, 4.4621.

please show all work and do not use excel or a financial calculator. The answer you get must be in the answer key posted at the bottom, thanks! I will thumb up if it's correct.

Someone promises to pay you $1,000,000 every year (at the end of the year) for the next 15 years. The first payment will be one year from today. The relevant effective annual interest rate is 7.0%. What does the time line look like for this problem? What would you pay, today, for this promise?