I'll be 26, and have had my daughter at 22.
Just as my mom had me at 16.. I would ask my mom for help; as I have never done it before. Although I know nothing about raising a kid I will try my best to help her, shape her, feel confident, know her worth, and her beauty. Although I wouldn't be the best mom i would still try for my daughter.
Ex; 1.. Learn how to ride a bike with mommy, I would put training wheels on my bike, aswell as hers. We would slowly progress to no training wheels. Everytime she gets frustrated I tell her " practice makes perfect" I would then say " Alright d/n (daughter name) lets pretend that that there is someone following us, and if we stop they are going to be tickling us. So lets go we dont want to be tickled right d/n? " " Are you tired yet? " " Unt Unt, mommy, can we try with no training wheels?" d/n says. I would shake my head and take the wheels off. " Look moma im doing it!" Then I would start smiling , " Good job d/n remember to focus ok? Try your best to focus" * D/N gets off* " Great job D/N lets go get some ice cream to celebrate your hard work."
SORRY I GOT CARRIED AWAY WITH THIS I WAS ABOUT TO WRITE A WHOLE LIFE STORY IMAOOOO
Tile 1 is “transverse wave”
And tile 2 is “longitudinal waves.”
Answer: Risk free rate = 1.9%
Explanation:
The Capital Asset Pricing Model allows for the calculation of the required return using the market return, beta and risk free rate.
Required return = Risk free rate + Beta * ( Market return - Risk free rate)
First find the market rate. Stock Y is uniquely positioned to help with that:
12.4% = Risk free rate + 1.0 * (Market return - Risk free rate)
12.4% = rf + Market return - rf
Market return = 12.4%
Apply this to the formula using Stock Z:
8.2% = rf + 0.6 * (12.4% - rf)
8.2% = rf + 7.44% - 0.6rf
rf - 0.6rf = 8.2% - 7.44%
0.4rf = 0.76%
rf = 0.76% / 0.4
Risk free rate = 1.9%
