Algorithms are simply used as prototypes or guide of an actual program
<h3>Trace the
algorithm</h3>
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The variables in the algorithm are
Variables I and A
Where A represents the initial amount invested, I represents the number of years
So, the trace of the algorithm is:
- Initialize A to 0
- Iterate with I from 0 to 3
- Add 200 to A
- Multiply A by 1.08
- Print A after the iterations
<h3>How the
algorithm can be amended</h3>
From the question, the amendment of the algorithm is to print the investment after each year.
To do this, we simply include the print statement inside the loop statement
So, we have:
A = 0
FOR I = 0 TO 3
A = A + 200
A = 1.08 * A
PRINT A
NEXT I
<h3>Modify the algorithm</h3>
The modified algorithm is as follows:
A = 0
INPUT P
INPUT N
FOR I = 0 TO N
A = A + P
A = 1.08 * A
NEXT I
PRINT A
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This sale represent A MITIGATION OF DAMAGE.
The principle of the mitigation of damage states that a person who has suffered an injury or loss should take reasonable action where possible to avoid additional injury. The failure to take reasonable action to prevent further loss may result in reduction in the amount that the person can recover if the case is taken to court.
Answer:
Portfolio's beta is 1.04.
Explanation:
Portfolio's beta is the weighted average beta. So, take weightage of each stock, multiply it with the respective beta, and add the results.
Finding Portfolio value for Weightages:
Total Amount Invested OR Portfolio value is = 10,000 + 40,000 = $50,000
Weighted Average Beta:
(10,000 / 50,000) * (.4) + (40,000 / 50,000) * (1.2) = .08 + .96 = 1.04.
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Answer:
is made if it is more likely than not that the liability has been incurred.
Explanation:
When contingent liability is recorded it is recorded by debiting income statement and creating a liability in balance sheet, also it is not accounted for until the amount of liability is pretty certain as without being clear about its occurrence and the amount involved the liability cannot be recorded.
There is no such loss account, there exists only income statement.
Therefore, with the above we can conclude that contingent liability is recorded only if:
is made if it is more likely than not that the liability has been incurred.