Information overload is NOT a barrier to effective communication. True False

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False.
Information overload is when the amount of information someone is receiving exceeds their processing capacity. They are given too much information at once, causing several communication barriers.

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T=total cash flow needed to repay the loan

F=cash flow for the first year

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In our case;

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