Mathematics Homework Solutions

Exchange Rate Gain or Loss (2 Problems)

a) Suppose your company has an international operation. Last month, when the exchange rate between the US Dollar and Japanese Yen was 130.00, your compnay contracted to purchase inventory from a Japanese company for Y 13,000,000 payable in 30 days in Japanese currency. This month the exchange rate is only 125.00. Calcualte, if a ...continues

Bond Calculations

Today's closing price of a bond, with the par value of $1,000.00 and 8% coupon rate, was listed as 103.50. The information also indicates that today's price was 7.20 higher then yesterday. Based on this information a) Calculate this bond's closing price for today b) Calculate yesterday's price of this bond

Bonds : Yield Capital Gain/Loss

Suppose you have a bond, with a par value of $1000, that pays interest twice a year at the rate of 12%. You paid $853.29 when you purchased this bond a) Calculate the interest rate yield of your bond. b) You are selling this bond today and will receive $ 936.33 for it. What is the capital gain/loss?

Portfolio : Beta Coefficient

Suppose you are managing a portfolio, consists of 20 stocks. The beta of your portfolio is 1.65. You decide to sell five stocks from your portfolio: the beta of those five stocks was 2.00. You are also thinking to purchase 10 additional stocks, with a combined beta of 1.05, to replace the stocks you are selling. All stocks are o ...continues

Exchange Rate

a) Suppose your company has an international operation. Last month, when the exchange rate between the US Dollar and the Japanese Yen was 130.00, your company contracted to purchase inventory from a Japanese company for Y13,000,000, payable in 30 days in Japanese currency. This month the exchange rate is onyl 125.00. Calculate, ...continues

Linear Programming : Maximize Graphically

Maximize z = 5x-2y subject to constraints x+y>2, 2x+3y<12, 3x+2y<12, x>=0, y>=0

Linear Programming: Minimize z=6x+2y

Minimize z=6x+2y subject to constraints x+y>40, x+y>16, 4x+2y>48, x>0, y>=0

A company makes a single product on two separate production lines, A and B.

I have one last work problem where my solution just doesn't to be correct Set up the objective function and constraints and then solve for the following: A company makes a single product on two separate production lines, A and B. The company's labor force is equivalent to 1,000 hours per week, and it has $3,000 outlay week ...continues

Logic Truth Tables and Logic Circuits

1. Determine the truth table for the following logic circuits ... 2. Design a combination logic circuit to control segment "a" of the 7-segment calculator display. Please see the attached file for the fully formatted problems.

Rates of Change : Velocity and Displacement

1.) Suppose a car starts from a stop sign and moves along a straight road. Assume the distance traveled in t seconds is given by s (t) + t^2 = 3t. a.) How far has the car traveled after 5 seconds? [ find s(5) ] b.) The speed of the car at exactly 10 seconds after "flooring it", can be estimated by finding the average speed ...continues

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