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I need an expert explanation on how we apply the formulas to solve these questions and why we choose this type of formula, I can do the math but I have no idea about how to start solving these questions and why sometimes (for example) we need to put negative on the power or why we do it on this way .. I hope someone understands me and can help me with understanding how to apply these formulas!!!!!!!

Fund A accumulates at a rate of 12% convertible quarterly. Fund B accumulates with a force of interest δt = 2t/3, for all t. At time t = 0, the amount of 1$ is deposited in each fund. T is the time that the two funds are equal, T > 0. Determine T (in years).

Round your answer to the second decimal place. 

A loan of $12,000 is going to be repaid with 8 annual payments made at the end of each year, from 1 to 8. The effective annual interest rate is i = 6%.

Determine the annual payment. 

On January 1, 2008, Renee has two options for repaying her loan. The first option requires her to make payments of $1,000 at the beginning of each year for 10 years (with the first payment to be made immediately on January 1, 2008). The second option requires her to make a single payment of $10,000 at the end of N years. Interest is credited at an effective annual rate of 13%. Determine N. 

 

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The figure below shows a partially completed set of steps to construct a rhombus PQRS: Two equal sides of a rhombus PQRS are drawn. PQ that makes an acute angle with the horizontal side QR. An arc drawn from Q intersects QR at M and QP at L. An arc of the same measure and the same orientation as arc LM is drawn from point P to cut QP at N. The next step is to construct side PS of the figure so that side PS is parallel and congruent to side QR. The chart below shows the steps each of the four students took to draw side PS: Student 1 Fix the compass at M and adjust its width to point L. Without changing the width of the compass, move the compass to N and draw a small arc on the big arc. Label the point of intersection of the two arcs as T. Draw a line segment from P that passes through T. Adjust the width of the compass to QR and draw an arc from point P to intersect line PT at S. Student 2 Fix the compass at M and draw an arc that intersects side QP at point T. Without changing the width of the compass, move the compass to R and draw an arc. Adjust the width of the compass to QR and draw an arc from point P. Draw a line segment from R that passes through T and intersects the second arc at S. Student 3 Fix the compass at L and adjust its width to point M. Without changing the width of the compass, move the compass to R and draw an arc which intersects QR at point T. Draw a line segment from R that passes through T and intersects the arc at S. Student 4 Fix the compass at L and adjust its width to point P. Without changing the width of the compass, move the compass to R and draw an arc which intersects QR at point T. Draw a line segment from R that passes through T and intersects the arc at S.

 

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4. Based in the results of a static load test, a certain pile has a net toe bearing capacity of 890kN and a side-friction capacity of 2225 kN. A series of these piles are to be driven in a 3×4 group which will have an estimated group efficiency of 1.15.

a. Compute the allowable downward load capacity of this pile group using a factor of safety 3.0.

b. Assume this group of piles are located in a clay medium and behave as floating piles, explain the steps on calculating the resulting settlement using the Terzaghi Peck method.

i found allowable downward load capacity 14329 Kn

But i dont know how can i approach second part of problem

 

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“The shocking demise of Mr. Thorndike.” It was one of Morse’s most puzzling cases. That morning Rupert Thorndike, the autocratic CEO of Thorndike oil, was found dead in a pool of blood on his bedroom floor. He had been shot through the head, but the door and window were bolted on the inside and there was no sign of the murder weapon.Morse looked in vain for clues in Thorndike’s bedroom and office. He had to take another tack. He decided to investigate the financial circumstances surrounding Thorndike’s demise.The company’s capital structure was as follows:5% debentures: $250 million face value. The bonds mature In 10 years and offer a yield of 12%.Stock: 30 million shares, which closed at $9 a share the day before the murder.10% subordinated convertible notes: The notes mature in one year and are convertible at any time at a conversion ratio of 110. The day before the murder these notes were priced at 5% more than their conversion value.Yesterday Thorndike had flatly rejected an offer by T. Spoon Dickens to buy all of the common stock for $10.00 a share. With Thorndike out of the way, it appeared that Dickens offer would be accepted much to the profit of Thorndike Oil’s other shareholders.Thorndike’s two nieces, Doris and Patsy, and his nephew John all had substantial investments in Thorndike oil and had bitterly disagreed with Thorndike’s dismissal of Dickens offer.Their stakes are shown In the following table Name Face value face value%5 Debentures, shares of stock, 10% convertible notesDoris $4 mill, 1.2 mill, $0 millJohn $0 .5 mill $5 millPatsy $0 1 .5 mill $3 millAll debt issued by Thorndike oil would be paid off at face value if Dickens offer went through. Holders of the convertible notes could choose to convert and tender their shares to Dickens. Morse kept coming back to the problem of motive. Which niece or nephew he wondered stood to gain the most by eliminating Thorndike and allowing Dickens offer to succeed?Question: Help Morse solve the case. Which of Thorndike’s relatives stood to gain most from his death,

 

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