Uneven cash flows refer to any series of cash flows that are irregular doesn't conform to the annuity.
Your question is incomplete. Therefore, I'll explain what an uneven cash flow entails.<em> Uneven cash flows</em> are irregular and uneven. Example include cash flows such as $100, $150, $100, $200, $300, and $130. This shows that the cash flows are irregular.
In order to calculate the <em>uneven cash flow,</em> the present value and the future value will be calculated by finding the present value and the<em> future value </em>of each <em>individual cash flow</em> and then adding them up.
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If you got a 680 SAT score, you're probably wondering how you compare to other students, and whether a 680 is good enough to get into college.
The truth is, it depends on your personal college goals and where you want to apply.
Note: this 680 score guide is for the New SAT, out of 1600. This score corresponds to a 870 in the old SAT out of 2400.
one year as a full-time student........ hope this helps you
