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3 years ago

What information will colleges not require on your application?

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The colleges you're applying to won't need your record of detentions received. When you apply to a college, your personal file that contains that information isn't sent out, as it doesn't show up on your transcript.

Ann [662]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is the number of detentions you got in high school.

Explanation:

Universities require graduate students to have a high-grade point average at school.

On top of that, they ask for SAT and ACT test scores, as they are standardized tests that are widely used for college admission in the United States.

In addition to that, universities request information on extracurricular activities to take an exam that relates their skills to the career in which they could enter, for example, a sports scholarship.

Universities don't care how many detentions you got in high school, they just make sure your academic performance is optimal.

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Assume a speculator anticipates that the spot rate of the franc in three months will be lower than today’s three-month forward rate of the franc, .

a. The speculator can use $1 million to speculate in the forward market by purchasing a forward contract for 2,000,000 francs to be paid out in three months. This helps the speculator avoid losing money as the exchange rate decreases in period of three months.

b. Suppose the franc’s spot rate in three months is $0.40:

This means that the dollar is expected to appreciate in three months because its current rate is. It would take fewer dollars to purchase one franc in three months. The demand for dollars would increase because speculators looking to make a profit would hold as many dollars as possible while waiting for the currency to appreciate, then sell it for more than they purchased it for.

Hence, the speculator could make a profit of $0.10 on each franc.

Suppose the franc’s spot rate in three months is $0.60:

This means that the dollar is expected to depreciate in three months because its current rate is. It would take more dollars to purchase one franc in three months. The demand for dollars would decrease because speculators are expecting the currency’s value to fall in the coming three months.

The speculator would suffer a loss of $0.10 on each franc.

Suppose the franc’s spot rate in three months is $0.50:

This means that the value of the dollar is expected stay the same because its current rate is. It would take the same amount of dollars to purchase one franc in three months. The demand for dollars would remain constant.

The speculator would earn no profit no loss when the Franc’s spot rate in 3 months is $0.50.

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3 years ago

The rate of return on the common stock of Flowers by Flo is expected to be 14 percent in a boom economy, 8 percent in a normal e

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Answer: The standard deviation of the stock is 3.23 percentage

Explanation:

First we shall calculate the epected weighted average return of the stock.

We shall multiply the probability of the scenario with its expected return and then take the sum of the expected returns of different scenarios,

E(x) = (0.2 x 14%) + (0.7 x 8%) + (0.1 x 2%)

E(x) = 8.6%

We shall use the follwing formula to calculate the Variance of the stock,

σ²(x) = ∑ P( $x_{i}$ ) × [ $x_{i}$ - E(r)]²

σ²(x) = (0.2) (0.14 - 0.086)² + (0.7) (0.08 - 0.086)² + (0.1) (0.02 - 0.086)²

σ²(x) = 0.001044

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σ(x) = $\sqrt{0.001044}$

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Answer:

Materials Control $ 250

Manufacturing Overhead Control $1,000

Work-in-Process Control $1,250

Explanation:

spoilage rate: 10/1000 = 0.01=1%

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total part required (considering spoilage)

$\frac{requirement}{1-spolage} =$total needs$

2,500 /(1-0.01) = 2500/ 0.99 = 2525.2525 = 2525

2525-2500 = 25 spoilage part

Note:

in this case you may think you can simple do 2,500 x 0.01

But if the spoilage rate is high or the amount of high is, then you will have an answer different than the correct method. Stick to the formula given.

25 part x 50 = 1,250

From the work in process, we will subtract this value, we will increase the spoilage materials inventory and charge the diference as actual overhead.

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Manufacturing Overhead Control $1,000

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