Social Studies: How long will it take him to have earned his money?

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Business

After alistair earned his ba, he had to decide whether to accept the offer of a job that will pay him $45,000 per year or spend an additional two years earning an mba. if he decides to pursue the graduate degree, his annual expenses for tuition, books, board, and lodging will be $32,000. alistair has been offered a scholarship for $10,000 per year, but in order to pay the remaining $22,000 per year, he would have to cash in savings bonds that his grandparents have given him that have been earning $500 in interest per year. the annual opportunity

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$77,500

Explanation:

The computation of the annual opportunity cost of earning his mba is shown below:

= Cost of the job + cost of other expenses + the interest earned per year

= $45,000 + $22,000 + $500

= $77,500

In order to determine we added the cost of the job, cost of other expenses, and the interest earned per year so that the annual opportunity cost could arrive

Mathematics

(10 point question): if my dad (rev. rodney l. swisher) was alive today, he would be watching with his two sons today’s cowboys-redskins football game at 3: 30 pm cst as we would be ourselves to another of a delicious dinner. suppose that my dad was around to place a wager between him and his sons. the wager would be based on how well the two starting quarterbacks (most likely dak prescott for the cowboys and the new starter colt mccoy for the redskins) perform in this football game. joel (my brother) and i would take the redskins quarterback;

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First of all, as a football fan, 50 passing yards crossing out a sack doesn't make sense.

Formatting this a bit better, we have:

Passing Yards

Dak: 256 Colt: 315 (+300 bonus)

Rushing Yards

Dak: 31 Colt: 16

INTs

Dak: 1 Colt: 2

Sacks

Dak: 2 Colt: 1

Passing TDs (0-40 yards)

Dak: 1 Colt: 2 (you only listed 3 yardages for Colt's touchdowns, yet said he had 4, so you'll need to edit the final answer. In addition, I don't know if passing TDs from 50+ yards are counted as a passing TD from 40+ yards, 50+ yards as well, so I'll assume that it doesn't)

Passing TDs (40-50 yards)

Dak: 1 Colt: 0

Passing TDs (50+ yards)

Dak:0 Colt: 1

To figure this out, instead of going and calculating both scores separately, what I will do is subtract Dak's count from Colt's count for each stat, and that difference will therefore be how much the brothers won from that stat. If it's negative, the brothers lose that much money, and I'll add the numbers at the end. Note that the 300 yard bonus is not counted in this, so I'll add 5 to Colt's number at the end. To figure out the rushing/passing yards, we can simply divide the numbers by 25/10 because it's for every amount of yardage, you get a point. For all others, we simply multiply the amount by the amount per sack, INT, rushing touchdown, etc.. Without further ado, here's our end number equation:

5+(315-256)/25+(16-31)/10+(2-1)*(-3)+(1-2)*(-2)+4*(4-2)+2*(0-1)+3*(1-0)=13.86

Feel free to ask further questions, and Happy Thanksgiving!

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Macbeth by William Shakespeare (excerpt) Shakespeare s play Macbeth is one of his most famous tragedies. Through his characters Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, Shakespeare explores the psychological effects that gaining power at all costs has on those who seek power for power s sake. The play s central character, Macbeth, learns from a group of witches that he will one day be king of Scotland. In this scene, Lady Macbeth receives a letter from her husband telling her of the witches’ prophecy. In this famous soliloquy, Lady Macbeth muses on her part to

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The correct answer is C. "look like the innocent flower, But be the serpent under't." This example of figurative language supports a developing theme about loyalty and betrayal in Macbeth. The line suggests the idea of appearances being deceiving, that someone can appear innocent like a flower but have malicious intentions like a serpent. This theme of deception and betrayal runs throughout the play, as both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth manipulate and betray others in their pursuit of power. The quote highlights the contrasting nature of their characters, as Lady Macbeth encourages Macbeth to act innocent but be cunning and ruthless at the same time. This example emphasizes the theme of loyalty and betrayal by portraying the characters' willingness to use deception to achieve their goals, even if it means betraying others.

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Macbeth by William Shakespeare (excerpt) Shakespeare s play Macbeth is one of his most famous tragedies. Through his characters Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, Shakespeare explores the psychological effects that gaining power at all costs has on those who seek power for power s sake. The play s central character, Macbeth, learns from a group of witches that he will one day be king of Scotland. In this scene, Lady Macbeth receives a letter from her husband telling her of the witches’ prophecy. In this famous soliloquy, Lady Macbeth muses on her part to

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The correct answer that best supports a developing theme about loyalty and betrayal in Scene 5 of Macbeth is option C: "look like the innocent flower, But be the serpent under't." This line is an example of figurative language known as a metaphor, where Lady Macbeth advises Macbeth to appear innocent and harmless on the surface like a beautiful flower, but secretly be cunning and deceitful like a hidden serpent. This metaphor suggests the theme of loyalty and betrayal because it implies that loyalty can be feigned and people can conceal their true intentions to deceive and betray others. In this case, Lady Macbeth is urging Macbeth to betray King Duncan's trust and commit regicide.

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Macbeth by William Shakespeare (excerpt) Shakespeare s play Macbeth is one of his most famous tragedies. Through his characters Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, Shakespeare explores the psychological effects that gaining power at all costs has on those who seek power for power s sake. The play s central character, Macbeth, learns from a group of witches that he will one day be king of Scotland. In this scene, Lady Macbeth receives a letter from her husband telling her of the witches’ prophecy. In this famous soliloquy, Lady Macbeth muses on her part to

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The correct answer is C. Macbeth should act as if everything is normal.

In this part of the scene, Lady Macbeth urges Macbeth to appear innocent and welcoming while hiding his true malicious intentions. When she says, "To beguile the time, look like the time," she means that Macbeth should act as if everything is normal and go along with the plans without arousing suspicion. Lady Macbeth advises him to bear welcome in his eye, hand, and tongue, which implies that he should present a friendly and welcoming demeanor to others, despite his actual intentions to commit regicide. She compares this to looking like an innocent flower. However, she also adds, "But be the serpent under't," suggesting that he should conceal his true nature and intentions beneath this false appearance. So, the correct interpretation is that Lady Macbeth wants Macbeth to act as if everything is normal, despite his wicked plans.

Mathematics

(10 point question): if my dad (rev. rodney l. swisher) was alive today, he would be watching with his two sons today’s cowboys-redskins football game at 3: 30 pm cst as we would be ourselves to another of a delicious dinner. suppose that my dad was around to place a wager between him and his sons. the wager would be based on how well the two starting quarterbacks (most likely dak prescott for the cowboys and the new starter colt mccoy for the redskins) perform in this football game. joel (my brother) and i would take the redskins quarterback;

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First of all, as a football fan, 50 passing yards crossing out a sack doesn't make sense.

Formatting this a bit better, we have:

Passing Yards

Dak: 256 Colt: 315 (+300 bonus)

Rushing Yards

Dak: 31 Colt: 16

INTs

Dak: 1 Colt: 2

Sacks

Dak: 2 Colt: 1

Passing TDs (0-40 yards)

Dak: 1 Colt: 2 (you only listed 3 yardages for Colt's touchdowns, yet said he had 4, so you'll need to edit the final answer. In addition, I don't know if passing TDs from 50+ yards are counted as a passing TD from 40+ yards, 50+ yards as well, so I'll assume that it doesn't)

Passing TDs (40-50 yards)

Dak: 1 Colt: 0

Passing TDs (50+ yards)

Dak:0 Colt: 1

To figure this out, instead of going and calculating both scores separately, what I will do is subtract Dak's count from Colt's count for each stat, and that difference will therefore be how much the brothers won from that stat. If it's negative, the brothers lose that much money, and I'll add the numbers at the end. Note that the 300 yard bonus is not counted in this, so I'll add 5 to Colt's number at the end. To figure out the rushing/passing yards, we can simply divide the numbers by 25/10 because it's for every amount of yardage, you get a point. For all others, we simply multiply the amount by the amount per sack, INT, rushing touchdown, etc.. Without further ado, here's our end number equation:

5+(315-256)/25+(16-31)/10+(2-1)*(-3)+(1-2)*(-2)+4*(4-2)+2*(0-1)+3*(1-0)=13.86

Feel free to ask further questions, and Happy Thanksgiving!

Business

Ali decides to attend the one-hour review session for microeconomics instead of working at his job. His job pays him $10 per hour. Ali s opportunity cost of attending the review session is: a. the $10 he could have earned at his job. b. the one-hour review session c. equal to the benefit he gets from the review session. d. the value of the session minus the $10 he could have earned at his job e. nothing, because the review session does not cost anything.

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the $10 he could have earned at his job.

Explanation:

Opportunity cost is what an economic agent such as a individual and a firm forgoes when a choice is being made out of several options available.

In this case, we are told that Ali decides to attend the one-hour review session for microeconomics instead of working at his job and that his job pays him $10 per hour.

Ali's opportunity cost of attending the review session is the $10 he could have earned at his job.

Business

Ali decides to attend the one-hour review session for microeconomics instead of working at his job. His job pays him $10 per hour. Ali s opportunity cost of attending the review session is: a. the $10 he could have earned at his job. b. the one-hour review session c. equal to the benefit he gets from the review session. d. the value of the session minus the $10 he could have earned at his job e. nothing, because the review session does not cost anything.

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the $10 he could have earned at his job.

Explanation:

Opportunity cost is what an economic agent such as a individual and a firm forgoes when a choice is being made out of several options available.

In this case, we are told that Ali decides to attend the one-hour review session for microeconomics instead of working at his job and that his job pays him $10 per hour.

Ali's opportunity cost of attending the review session is the $10 he could have earned at his job.

Mathematics

Jim works overtime to save $500 per month for a pickup truck. The savings account Jim uses earns him 5% interest, compounded monthly. In two years, Jim will have___in savings. He will have earned ___ in interest on his savings.

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Blank1= C:12.593

Blank2= C:593

Step-by-step explanation:

First we need to remember the equation for future value of annuity

FV=C(((1+i)ⁿ-1)/i

PV is 500

i=0,05/12=0,004

n=24 months

FV=500((1+0,0041)²⁴-1)/0,004

FV=12.593

If the total of payments were 500x24=12.000

it means for interest is 593

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Mathematics

Jim works overtime to save $500 per month for a pickup truck. the savings account jim uses earns him 5% interest, compounded monthly. in two years, jim will have blank1 in savings. he will have earned blank2 in interest on his savings. options for blank1; a: 12,000, b: 12,353, c: 12,593 options of blank2; a: 353, b: 500, c: 593

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Blank1= C:12.593

Blank2= C:593

Step-by-step explanation:

First we need to remember the equation for future value of annuity

FV=C(((1+i)ⁿ-1)/i

PV is 500

i=0,05/12=0,004

n=24 months

FV=500((1+0,0041)²⁴-1)/0,004

FV=12.593

If the total of payments were 500x24=12.000

it means for interest is 593

How long will it take him to have earned his money?

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