Jack and Linda are two friends who live within 10 miles of each other, but they live at different elevations. Jack lives near sea level and Linda lives 4000 feet above sea level. What conclusion can you draw about their climates based on this information?
Jackson builders is constructing new homes in the Parkway subdivision.The company needs the logic for an application that ncalls a method that computes the final price for construction of a new home.The main() method prompts the user for the number of bedrooms and bathrooms in the home and for the salespersons commission expressed as a percentage,and then displays the final price.Create calculatePrice() method that determines the final price and returns the value to the calling method.The calculatePrice() method requires three arguments:bedrooms,baths,and salesperson commission rate.A homes final price is the sum of the base price of $100,000 plus $20,000 per bedroom,$30,000 per bathroom,and the salesperson commission amount. in programming logic and design fourth edition Joyce Farell pg,246 no 7 need logic for application
Jack and Linda are two friends who live within 10 miles of each other, but they live at different elevations. Jack lives near sea level and Linda lives 4,000 feet above sea level. What conclusion can you draw about their climates based on this information
Jackie Judson, vice president of marketing, and Jim Woo, a senior systems analyst, have been involved with Pine Valley Furniture’s customer tracking system since the beginning of the project. After receiving project approval from the Systems Priority Board, Jim and his project development team turned their attention toward analyzing the customer tracking system.
During a Wednesday afternoon meeting, Jim and his project team members decide to utilize several requirements determination methods. Because the customer tracking system will facilitate the tracking of customer purchasing activity and help identify sales trends, various levels of end users will benefit from the new system. Therefore, the project team feels it is necessary to collect requirements from these potential end users. The project team will use interviews, observations, questionnaires, and JAD sessions as data-gathering tools.
Jim assigns you the task of interviewing Stacie Walker, a middle manager in the marketing department; Pauline McBride, a sales representative; and Tom Percy, assistant vice president of marketing. Tom is responsible for preparing the sales forecasts. In addition, Jim assigns Pete Polovich, a project team member, the task of organizing the upcoming JAD sessions.
a. Because Pete Polovich is organizing a JAD session for the first time, he would like to locate additional information about organizing and conducting a JAD session. Find information on JAD on the Web, and provide Pete with several recommendations for conducting and organizing a JAD session.
b. When conducting your interviews, what guidelines should you follow?
c. As part of the requirements determination process, what business documents should be reviewed?
d. Is prototyping an appropriate requirements determination method for this project?
Jack and Kyra are partners in Law Firm, LLP, a limited liability partnership. Jack supervises Kyra, who negligently fails to appear in court on behalf of Milo, a client. Liability to Milo rests with1. Kyra only.2. Jack and Kyra.3. neither Jack nor Kyra.4. Jack only.
Jackie Jaguar had a fur coat that cost $12,000 when purchased in 1999 and that was worth $14,000 when it was stolen on April 15, 2009. Her television, which cost $800 in 2004 and was worth $600, was also stolen. She received $10,000 from her insurance company for the theft of the two items. On July 20, 2009, her summer cottage with a basis of $50,000 and a fair market value of $62,000 was completely destroyed by a tornado. The insurance proceeds were $65,000. What gain or loss would Jackie recognize and how is it treated? Jackie’s adjusted gross income for 2009 is $25,000.
Jackie Jaguar had a fur coat that cost $12,000 when purchased in 1999 and that was worth$14,000 when it was stolen on April 15, 2009. Her television, which cost $800 in 2004 and wasworth $600,…
Jack and Jill were married on December 1, 2018. Jill and her two children of a previous marriage moved into Jack’s home. Jill’s children are 14 and 16 and have no income.
Jack and Jill have the following income for tax purposes for 2018:.
Prior to the Marriage Subsequent to the Marriage
Jack $33,000 $3,000
Jill 9,800 800
You have been asked to:
(a) Determine the optimum personal tax credits under section 118 for both Jack and Jill for 2018.
(b) How would your answer change in 2019 if the income levels remain the same?
Jackie has the following list of assets:$45 in coins and currency in her purseA $100 bill in her jewelry box at home$1,200 in a local savings account$500 in a checking account (Jackie never carries her checkbook, however, because she has a debit card that is connected to the checking account.)40 shares of General Electric stock, which currently sells for $20 per share$1,000 in a money market mutual fund$2,000 in a U.S. government bond that matures in five years
Jack and Jill are small business owners who run a hot dog stand licensedto operate outside a business shopping district. They have been so successfulthat they believe a second hot dog stand in the area also would be profitable.The capital expense to set it up would be $10,000 and they are consideringseveral options. Use a spreadsheet to evaluate these options by inserting(i) their receipts in column 1; (ii) expenses in column 2; (iii) change infinancial assets in column 3; and (iv) change in their debt in column 4. Statewhether they would be a surplus-budget unit or a deficit-budget unit undereach option.A.Their sales for the month turn out to be $12,000 and their expenses are$9,500; they borrow $10,000 for the new hot dog stand.B.Their sales for the month turn out to be $15,000 and their expenses $9,500;they sell $5,000 in stock and borrow the remaining funds needed to financethe new hot dog stand.C.Their sales for the month turn out to be $8,000 and their expenses are $9,500;they choose neither to borrow any funds nor build the second hot dog stand.D.Their sales for the month turn out to be $9,500 and their expenses also are$9,500; they use $5,000 in their bank account (with no other asset sales) tohelp finance the new hot dog stand.
1.Jack wants to buy a boat today today but has realised that if he takes out a loan he can only repay $1100 quarterly, with payments made at the beginning of each quarter, over the next 8 years. How much can he spend on his boat today if the interest rate is 14.8% per annum compounded quarterly?
Select one:
a. $21190.34
b. $20434.27
c. $5704.05
d. $4968.69
2.Jenny wants to borrow money from the mortgage company with the lowest effective annual rate (EAR). Which of the following loan offers will meet her objectives:
Select one:
A. 6% compounded daily
B. 6% compounded monthly
C. 6% compounded annually
D. 6% compounded continuously
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