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Unit II Scholarly Activity

Calculating Lagging Indicator Metrics

Your boss just e-mailed you with a new project. He is requesting you review the information for the CSU Widget Factory

provided here.

Upon opening the OSHA 300 log for CSU Widget Factory, you are to calculate the total recordable incidence rate (TRIR),

the DART rate, the lost workday injury and illness rate (LWDII), and the severity rate (SR). Be sure to show your

calculations.

Next, distinguish some of the leading indicators that you would use if examining the CSU Widget Factor Safety Management

System.

Finally, summarize your findings back to your boss, including any suggestions for improvement.

Your paper must be a minimum of two pages. All sources, including the textbook, must be cited/referenced in proper APA

format.

 

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7) A house can be purchased for $155,000, and you have $25,000 cash for a down payment. 

You are considering the following two financial options:

Option 1: Getting a new standard mortgage with a 7.5% (APR) interest and a 30-year term.

Option 2: Assuming the seller’s old mortgage, which has an interest rate of 5.5% (APR), a

remaining term of 25 years (the original term was 30 years), a remaining balance of

$97,218, and payments of $597 per month. You can obtain another mortgage for the

$32,782 from your credit union at 9% (APR) with a 10 years repayment period.

a. Compute the monthly payments for each option over the life of the mortgage.

b. Compute the total interest payment for each option. 

Answer:

a) A1= $908.97

 A2 = $1012.27 for 120 months, $597 for 180 months 

b)I1= $197,229.2

I2 = $98,932.2

8) Mr. Smith wants to buy a new car that will cost $26,000. He will make a down payment in 

the amount of $10,430. He would like to borrow the remainder from a bank at an interest 

rate of 12% compounded monthly. He agrees to pay off the loan monthly for a period of 

three years.

a. What is the amount of monthly payment?

b. What is the balance remaining immediately after 18th payment? What is the interest and 

principal payments of the 18th payment?

Answer:

a) $517.15

b)$8,480.36, $89.08, $428.07

9) Consider the following two options for financing a car:

Option A. Purchase the vehicle at the normal price of $26,200 and pay for the vehicle over 

three years with equal monthly payments at 1.9% APR financing.

Option B. Purchase the vehicle for a discount price of $24,048 to be paid immediately.

The funds that would be used to purchase the vehicle are presently earning 5% annual interest 

compounded monthly. Which option is preferable?

Answer : Choose Option B

 

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After a rough night’s sleep on the train, The Favorite Foods Diet  I woke up and the woman across the aisle, She-Who-Wouldn’t-Budge, started talking to me. Not very much, but she was actually pretty nice. It made me think that perhaps what she really needed was someone to just acknowledge her right to be there last night. Maybe the problem wasn’t that she “had a heart condition” and “needed to sit next to where the air was.” Perhaps all she wanted was for someone to let her know, “I’m glad you’re here. You’re more than welcome to share this space.”

Many individuals with anorexia eat less so that they can be smaller and take up less space. They feel like they don’t deserve to be here, as if there’s no room for them in the world. Overeating is on the opposite end of the scale, it’s a way of saying, “Notice me! Look at me! I’m here! See me!” As children we learned that in order to receive love, we had to first be noticed, yes We cried, we screamed, and we jumped through all sorts of hoops to make sure our parents and loved ones knew we were there.

 

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Pontification Ltd has a number of investment options however your client has limited these investments to only the following two options: The first investment costs $100,000 and pays the following cash flows in years 3 to 8: Yr 3: $25,000, Yr 4: $30,000, Yr 5: $20,000, Yr 6: $10,000, Yr 7: $50,000 and Yr 8: $80,000. The second investment option costs $250,000 and is a perpetuity which pays $25,000 a year with the 1st cash flow occurring at the end of year 3.Your client indicates that he requires a rate of return of 10% p.a. which can be applied to both of these investments. Identify for him whether these investments are good (or not).

 

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