Giving Brainliest (check photo) 12. Raising finance
Mark: /15
1. Josh has £50 000 in a savings account. He intends to leave it there for the next 3 years and has
a fixed annual interest rate of 3% per year. How much will Josh have in personal savings at the end
of 3 years £50 000?
/4 marks
2. Sanja Ltd's is experiencing short term cash flow problems of £200 000 and is considering an
overdraft.
The bank has offered Sanja Ltd a 3 month overdraft at 5% on the condition that £50 000 is paid
back at the end of each month. Interest will be charged on the balance at the start of the month.
a. How much will Sanja have to pay back in interest in month 1?
/2 marks

If canada has a surplus of paper products produced but its consumers demand more cleaning solutions, and the us has an abundance of cleaning solutions but consumers are demanding more paper products, how would trade benefit both countries? trade would assist both countries by creating excess demand. trade would assist both countries by strengthening their natural resources. trade would assist both countries to both reduce excess supply and satisfy market demand.

If your company buys supplies from a company in a different state and sells your products to people within your city, what type of trade are you participating in? i

Aclassic question of logic is: which came first, the chicken or the egg? in this class, we might adapt that question for exploring the various probability distributions we’ve seen this week and last week. many things we analyze as engineers can be best understood as manifestations in the world of the probabilities these distributions describe. knowing the appropriate descriptive distribution allows us to make predictions about what has happened, or will happen, in the world. discuss how you would explain to a non-engineering manager why, when, and how you would make use of these distributions in order to solve a problem or address an opportunity. what would you need to start, and what you have after your analysis?