Answer:
If the interest rate is 12% and the cash flow in year 1 is 500 and 800 in year 3 we will discount these 2 payments buy 12% and if the present value of these 2 payments is more than 900 than the investment is worthy
500/1.12=446.42+
800/1.12^3= 569.42
==1015.85
The present values of the cash flow (1015.85) are more than the initial investment (900) therefore the publisher should invest.
If the interest rate is 25% and the cash flows are 500 in year 1 and 800 in year 2 we need to discount these by 25% and see if the present value of the cash flows are more or less than 900 which is the initial investment.
500/1.25=400+
800/1.25^=512
=912
912 is the present value of cash flows which is more than the initial investment of 900 therefore the investment would have taken place.
Explanation:
Answer with Explanation:
Question does not state what kind of interest, here are the three common possibilities:
1. Simple interest of 6%:
Future value (FV) = 3000*(1+0.06*20) = $6600
2. compounded annually:
Future value (FV) = 3000*(1+0.06)^20 = $9621.41 (nearest cent)
3. compounded monthly:
Future value (FV) = 3000*(1+0.06/12)^(20*12) = $9930.61 (nearest cent)
D) Expanded craftsmanship because when mass production happens craftsmanship decreases not increases. <span />
The answer is <u>decreases per unit.</u>
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<h3>SDLC is a way to deliver efficient information systems that fit with an organization's strategic business plan
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Explanation:
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is a method used by the software industry for designing, producing and reviewing applications of high quality. The SDLC strives to create a high-quality product that meets or exceeds customer requirements, completes in time and estimates of costs.
A life cycle of software development is close to that of a life cycle of a project. In fact, in many situations, SDLC is considered to be a phased project model that matches the organizational business plan, personnel, policy, and budgeting constraints of a huge scale systems project.
