Answer: notional
Explanation:
A notional amount also sometimes referred to as the face amount is a number of currency units, shares, bushels, pounds, or other units specified in a derivative instrument.
The effective notional amount had to do with the notional amount that has already been stated and further adjusted when the leverage factor is considered.
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for homework help include khan academy, lit charts, brain(duh), Wikipedia- note I wouldn't use wiki as help writing an essay or something it's not considered a reliable source for things like that. wolfram alpha.
to help with bookmarks and citations
Instapaper, pocket, easybib also if you need a grammar checker for things you have to type you can download Grammarly to your desktop I'm using it now and it's so helpful.
to help with note taking
notability, Evernotes, my script nobo, penultimate, supernotes, pages, office lens.
to help with organization istudiez
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to help with productivity
audimemo, lastpass, dragon diction,freedom,pomodroido
for flashcards, i really recommend quizlet or study blue.
for math calculators use math way it's so helpful and one of the best calculators I've ever used.
note- if you have a school iPad or something this list can help a lot.
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Accord According to the California Insurance Code, any individual who unwilfully takes part in an out of line strategy for rivalry is obligated to the state for a fine of up to $5,000 per infringement. In the event that the demonstration is resolved to be headstrong, the fine won't surpass $10,000 per act.
Answer:
$67,000
Explanation:
The total revenue will be income from the 300 rooms and that from 100 rooms
=(300 x $140) + ($100 x 250)
=$42,000 +$25,000
=$67,000