You are graduating in May 2020 with a B.S. and want to attend graduate school full time for two years for an MBA. Though scholarships, support from your parents, and savings, you don’t have any debt for your undergraduate education, and you've agreed to pay for graduate school on your own. You estimate that you will need to borrow about $40,000 in each of the next two years: $40,000 in August 2020 and $42,000 in August 2021. The term of each loan will be 15 years, paid monthly. Your first payment will be due October 1, 2020 and the first payment of the second loan will be due October 2, 2021. You’ve researched student loans and found the following rates that are guaranteed not to be any higher over the next 20 years: Direct unsubsidized loans – capped at $20,500 @6.08% for fifteen years Direct PLUS loans @ 7.08% for fifteen years There are also origination fees – that are subtracted from the loan amount you receive but does not affect the principal or monthly payment. The rates are: Direct unsubsidized loans: 1.059% Direct PLUS loans: 4.236% Question 1 1 Point How much money do you expect to receive in August 2020? Question 2 1 Point How much money do you expect to receive in August 2021? Question 3 1 Point What will be the remaining principal in October 2020? Question 4 1 Point What will be the remaining principal in November 2021? Question 5 1 Point What is the total monthly payment in August 2020? Question 6 1 Point What is the total monthly payment in July 2025? Question 7 1 Point What is the remaining principal in August 2028? Question 8 1 Point How much do you expect to pay in total for both loans? Question 9 1 Point What is the effective simple interest rate for the Direct unsubsidized loans: (interest + Origination fees)/(Loans)? Question 10 1 Point What is the effective simple interest rate for the Direct PLUS loans (interest + Origination fees)/(Loans)
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Shaun has enough money to put a 20% down payment on the new house he and his family have picked out, but they will lose the emergency fund. Putting less than this down will increase his payments. What tradeoffs should he consider?
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Moving at its maximum safe speed, an amusement park carousel takes 12 s to complete a revolution. At the end of the ride, it slows down smoothly, taking 3.5 rev to come to a stop. What is the magnitude of the rotational acceleration of the carousel while it is slowing down?
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SOLVE FOLLOWING
a. Desgin and VERILOG code of a 3 bit up down counter USING T FLIP FLOP.....
b. using behavioural module.Write a verilog discription of an N-BIT up down binary counter. Record the simulation output waveform in observation.....
In: Electrical Engineering
(cantilever beam)
In most practical applications the dimensions do not scale down by the same amount. Using the formula’s given in class/lectures derive the overall scaling factor for the mass and deflection if the width, thickness, and length is scaled down by 10x, 100x, and 5x respectively.
In: Mechanical Engineering
In the late 1990s, the euro depreciated 15 percent against the dollar. As a result, European:
A. exports rose, boosting the economy. B. imports rose, boosting the economy. C. exports declined, dragging down the economy. D. imports declined, dragging down the economy.
In: Economics
You are taking out a $25,000 loan for a new car. You will make monthly payments for 5 years. You are given the choice between putting nothing down and a 7% APR OR putting $5000 down and a 5% APR. Which do you choose?
In: Finance
In: Statistics and Probability
Random sample 2 numbers from {1,3,5,7} with Replacement.
All answers should be presented with process.
In: Statistics and Probability
A cylinder radius R is rolling down a slope, angle ø. There is sufficient friction that the cylinder rolls without slipping, but do not assume the friction is maximum static friction. Known quantities are R, g, ø
What is the linear acceleration of the cylinder down the slope?
In: Physics