Answer:
The question is missing the below options:
$1,333.33
$1,401.49
$1,108.91
$1,282.16
$1,487.06
Monthly payment is $1,401.49 as shown below
Explanation:
In calculating the amount of each monthly payment, PMT formula in excel comes very handy.The formula is stated below:
PMT(rate,nper,pv,-fv)
The rate is the percentage of interest payable on the loan considering that repayment is made monthly, hence the rate in this case 9.2% divided by number of repayments in a year,12
rate=9.2%/12=0.007666667
nper is the number of times repayment would be made, which is calculated as five years multiplied by the number of repayments in a year i.e 5*12=60
pv is the actual amount borrowed , 80%*$84000=$67200
The fv future value is nil
PMT(0.007666667
,60,67200,0)
PMT=$1,401.49
Find attached as well.
The generally accepted accounting principles of the United States
Answer:
The change in operating income for GM is that the operating income will increase by the amount of other pension costs less expected returns.
However, this change will not affect the net income, as all the items will still be accounted for, accordingly.
Explanation:
GM's pension service cost is the present value of the amount that the GM is required by law to set aside annually to meet its employees' pension-benefits obligations. The reason for the separation is that the service cost is a compensation cost, whereas other pension costs are financial costs and not compensation costs. By this separation, the operating income of GM will increase.
Answer:
coaching Joe rather than helping him
Explanation:
Coaching is a process where a more experienced person teaches a learner achieve a goal by giving guidance and training.
Helping is when a person assists another to do a job that is their responsibility.
In this scenario Sharon Baricivic has provided Joe with guidance by offering advice, encouragement, and instructions. So he is coaching him.
However, she has been careful to let Joe do all of the actual work he is assigned, even if he struggles a bit.
So she is not helping Joe do his work, but rather letting him do it even if it means him struggling a bit.
