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3 years ago

What does dyslexia affect?

2 answers:

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Dyslexia affects how people see letters, so it affects reading and/or reading and writing (numbers, symbols, and letters included)

ladessa [460]3 years ago

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It affects the brain in such a way that makes it harder for someone to read. They can either confuse similar letters (such as d or b or p) or mx them up entirely. (An example of mixing them up would be: thsi (instead of the word this). They mix up the spelling of entire words)
This disorder makes it extremely hard for people to read and write correctly.

Hope this helped! Good luck :)

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Answer:

The answer is below

Explanation:

a) The dividend growth rate is given as D2/D1 - 1

Year Dividend Growth rate

1 $1.25

2 $1.33 ($1.33/ $1.25 - 1) 6.4%

3 $1.4 ($1.4/$1.33 - 1) 5.26%

4 $1.51 ($1.51/$1.4 -1) 7.86%

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The cost of annuity = ($1.59 / $40) * 100% + 6.51% = 10.49%

b) The geometric growth rate is given as:

geometric average growth rate =

$(\frac{D_n}{D_o} )^{\frac{1}{n} }-1\\D_n=1.51,D_o=1.25,n=3\\\\Geometric\ growth\ rate=\frac{1.51}{1.25}^{1/3}-1=6.5\%$

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b.$6,840

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a. Computation for the after-tax cost of the expense assuming that Firm A incurs the expense

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Let plug in the formula

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Using this formula

After-tax cost = Deductible Expense - (Firm Z Marginal tax rate*Deductible Expense)

Let plug in the formula

After-tax cost =$9,500 -(28%*$9500)

After-tax cost =($9,500 - $2,660 )

After-tax cost=$6,840

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2 years ago

A rookie quarterback is negotiating his first nfl contract. his opportunity cost is 10%. he has been offered three possible 4-ye

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Answer:

He should accept contract 2 because it has a higher present value.

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Contract 2 $2,000,000 $3,000,000 $4,000,000 $5,000,000

Contract 3 $7,000,000 $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $1,000,000

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