Archive for July 29th, 2010
how to show interest compounded continuously with a constant cash flow per year?
Henry asked:
I have a 10% interest rate compounded continuously with a constant cash flow per year of $200 how would I write that equation?
Deidra Wright
I have a 10% interest rate compounded continuously with a constant cash flow per year of $200 how would I write that equation?
Deidra Wright
Anyone know what VC stands for in calculating Cash Flow?
gman_9112 asked:
I have an assignment due tomorrow and I don’t know what VC stands for. I’m positive it’s not variable costs. This is all the paper says:
VC RATE: 60.0% of revenues
The professor has T-RATE stand for tax rate, but I have no clue what the VC stands for. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Patrick
I have an assignment due tomorrow and I don’t know what VC stands for. I’m positive it’s not variable costs. This is all the paper says:
VC RATE: 60.0% of revenues
The professor has T-RATE stand for tax rate, but I have no clue what the VC stands for. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Patrick
Are there any banks that will loan with the collateral coming from cash flow?
college_athletic_sport asked:
There are 9 AT&T wireless retail cell phone stores. The locations are all leased.
Danielle Lichter
There are 9 AT&T wireless retail cell phone stores. The locations are all leased.
Danielle Lichter