Given the adjustable rate mortgage with the following characteristics:
| Maturity | 360 |
| Amount borrowed | 100000 |
| Rate | LIBOR + 2% ,resets annually |
At the time the issuer takes out the mortgage, LIBOR=2%. A year
later on a mortgage re-set date
LIBOR=3%.
1.What is the original monthly payment on the mortgage?
2.What is the monthly payment on the mortgage after the rate changes and the mortgage is recast (i.e. in month 13)?
In: Finance
QUESTION 1
Continuous changing of the economic, technological and political
conditions caused the Human Resource Managers of the future facing
more problems in the management of labor. The Human Resource
Managers of today may find themselves outdated in the future due to
changes in the environment if they do not update themselves some of
the important challenges. If you are the Human Resource Manager,
detail out the threats or challenges that would arise and suggest
strategies to overcome those challenges.
In: Operations Management
In: Biology
Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:
In: Economics
Provide an analysis why the following warning signs of Potential Credit and Collection Problems?
1. Numerous inquiries about one of your accounts.
2. Customer switches banks frequently.
3. Client asking for clarification or proof of service more frequently.
4. Changes in client payment patterns.
5. Partial payments rather than payment in full.
6. Problems in the client’s geographical area.
7. Problems in the client’s industry.
In: Finance
Question 4
In capillary beds, there is mass movement of fluids and molecules into and out of capillary beds. For movement of fluids, simple diffusion is not sufficient and two pressure-based mechanisms are utilized.
In: Biology
Sketch the graph of a function f(x) that satisfies all the given conditions. Clearly label any asymptotes, extreme values and points of inflection.
f(x) is only discontinuous at x = −4.
f(x) has a global minimum but no global maximum.
f'(x) > 0 only on the intervals (−∞, −4) and (1, 3).
f(x) only changes concavity at x = −1 and x = 4.
limx→∞ f(x) = 4.
In: Advanced Math
In words, but making use of equations where appropriate, explain how the Principal of Conservation of Linear Momentum is a demonstration of Newton’s third law of motion. In particular, consider a simple collision between two objects. The collision may be either elastic or inelastic. It may be head-on or oblique. State how the changes in motion as a result of this collision relate to Newton’s Third Law. Finally expand your reasoning to cover a many particle system.
In: Physics
What features of DNA replication cause each new DNA molecule to be exactly like the original? (1pt)
C. Why is replication an important cell process? (1pt)
Point Mutation
A. How does the point mutation that you made change the DNA code on your molecule? (2pts)
B. Referring to your textbook, explain how mutations can occur in cells and how such changes might affect an organism with the mutation. (2pts)
In: Biology
Draw 1000 samples of size 10, 25, 40 from exponential distribution with mean 10 and threshold 0 and calculate mean for each sample. Now produce histogram for sample mean.
a. What do you notice in the shape of the distribution of sample mean as sample size increases? Also, what changes in the standard error of the sample mean?
b. As the sample size increases , the sample mean goes to what number?
In: Statistics and Probability