Contemporary Business Mathematics With Canadian Applications 12th Edition Ali R. Hassanlou, S. A. Hummelbrunner, Kelly Halliday - Solutions

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Simplify.-7(-3)
Simplify.|(-35) ÷ (7)|
Simplify.|20 ÷ (-5)|
Simplify.|4 ÷ (-5)|
Simplify.|(-3) × 3|
Simplify.|0 - 3|
Simplify.|-7 - 8|
Simplify.|-5 + 12|
Simplify.|6 - 10|
Simplify.|+4|
Simplify.|-9|
Simplify.(-12) ÷ 0
Simplify.(+4) ÷ 0
Simplify.0 ÷ 10
Simplify.0 ÷ (-5)
Simplify.(-48) ÷ (-8)
Simplify.(-36) ÷ (+12)
Simplify.(-28) ÷ (+7)
Simplify.(63) ÷ (-3)
Simplify.(+45) ÷ (-9)
Simplify.(32) ÷ (+4)
Simplify.(+18) ÷ (+3)
Simplify.-3(5)(-2)(-1)
Simplify.6(-4)(-3)(2)
Simplify.-12(0)
Simplify.0(-6)
Simplify.-9(1)
Simplify.-3(12)
Simplify.10(-5)
Simplify.(+7)(-1)
Simplify.(-4)(-6)
Simplify.11(+3)
Simplify.(+5)(+4)
Simplify.-12 – (-6) – (+9) + (-4) -7
Simplify.6 – (-5) + (-8) – (+3) + (-2)
Simplify.0 – (+15)
Simplify.1 - (-0.03)
Simplify.1 – (-0.4)
Simplify.0 + (-9)
Simplify.(-15) – (+3)
Simplify.(-4) - (+6)
Simplify.(-9) – (-13)
Simplify.(-8) - (-4)
Simplify.(+11) - (-12)
Simplify.(+6) - (-6)
Simplify.(+11) - (+14)
Simplify.(+9) - (+8)
Simplify.10 – 8 12 + 3 – 7
Simplify.-3 – 7 + 9 + 6 – 5
Simplify.12 + (-15) + (+8) + (-10)
Simplify.(-4) + (6) + (-3) + (+2)
Simplify.1 – 0.02
Simplify.1 – 06
Simplify.0 – 9
Simplify.8 – 12
Simplify.-12 + 16
Factor the following.(1 + i)4 + (1 + i)3 + (1 + i)2
Simplify.-8 + 3
Factor the following.r - r2 - r3
Simplify.-14 – 3
Factor the following.A - Adt
Simplify.-6 – 9
Factor the following.P + Pi
Simplify.+12 + 1
Factor the following.k(x - 1) - 3(x - 1)
Simplify.+3 + 14
Factor the following.m(a - b) + n(a - b)
Simplify.(-18) – 7
Factor the following.xa - xb
Simplify.-8 + (-7)
Factor the following.mx + my
Simplify.+3 + 14
Name the literal coefficient of each of the following.(a) 3x(b) ab(c) -4y(d) -xy(e) -15x2y2(f ) 3.5abx(g) 4/3 x3(h) by/6
A $1000, 5% bond with semi-annual coupons redeemable at par on September 1, 2023, is bought on March 1, 2020, to yield 4% compounded semi-annually.
A grandmother wants to provide an annuity of $2500 payable at the end of every six months during the three years that her grandson attends college. What single deposit must she make today that will finance the annuity, if the grandson will start college in 15 years? Assume she can invest the money
The rate of return offered by Sunshine Life Insurance Co. on its 10-year annuity is 4.0% compounded quarterly for the first five years, and 3.75% compounded quarterly for the next five years. What is the purchase price of this annuity if it provides $500 payments at the end of every three months?
A car loan of $22 000 is to be repaid with bi-weekly payments of $195. How many payments are required to repay the loan at 4.8% compounded bi weekly? What is the size of the final payment?Answer the above question.
Answer the following:Calculate the nominal annual rate compounded(a) Quarterly that is equivalent to 9% compounded semi-annually;(b) Monthly that is equivalent to 6.5% compounded quarterly;(c) Daily that is equivalent to 7.5% compounded semi-annually;(d) Semi-annually that is equivalent to 4.25%
For a sum of money borrowed at 7.25% compounded bi-weekly for 84 months, state(a) The nominal annual rate of interest (j);(b) The number of compounding interest periods per year (m);(c) The periodic rate of interest (i);(d) The number of compounding periods in the term (n);(e) The compounding
On August 26, 2021, Courtney’s parents borrowed $4300 from a secured line of credit at their bank in order to pay Courtney’s fall tuition, with interest at 438 % p.a. On what date did Courtney’s parents repay the line of credit if they ended up paying $4368.55?
Factor the following.4ma - 12mb + 24mab
Simplify.4 + (+5)
Factor the following.5ax - 10ay - 20a
Simplify.(-15) + (-12)
Factor the following.9x2 - 21x
Simplify.(-5) + (-9)
Factor the following.4n2 - 8n
Simplify.(+12) + (+6)
Name the numerical coefficient of each of the following terms.(a) -3b(b) 7c(c) -a(d) x(e) 12a2b(f) -3ax(g) - 1/2 x2(h) x/5
Factor the following.27 - 36a
Simplify.(+3) + (+7)
List the terms contained in each of the following expressions.(a) -3xy(b) 4a - 5c - 2d(c) x2 - 1/2 x - 2(d) 1.2x - 0.5xy + 0.9y - 0.3
Factor the following.8x - 12
Project A requires an immediate investment of $8000 and another $6000 in three years. Net returns are $4000 after two years, $12 000 after four years, and $8000 after six years. Project B requires an immediate investment of $4000, another $6000 after two years, and $4000 after four years. Net
Moji is considering investing in a Manulife Financial corporate bond with a $20 000 face value maturing on December 15, 2034. The bond’s coupon or bond rate is 7.25 percent and interest is paid semi-annually. The current required market rate or yield for a bond of this type is 4.55 percent. Use
On August 10, 2018, Allison purchased two bond certificates with a face value of $5000 each issued by Enbridge Pipeline Corp. Bonds from this company currently in the market have a semi-annual coupon rate of 6.5 percent and mature on June 11, 2031. The required market rate for a bond of this type
Mona is considering investing in a Sun Life Financial Inc. corporate bond with a $25 000 face value maturing on December 22, 2032. The bond’s coupon or bond rate is 6.25 percent and interest is paid semi-annually. The current required market rate or yield for a bond of this type is 5.42 percent.
Catherine is planning to invest part of the funds she has in her TFSA account into bonds. Suppose she is considering investing in Bell Canada’s bonds with a $10 000 face value maturing on April 17, 2030. The bond’s coupon or bond rate is 8.88 percent and interest is paid semi-annually. The
Suppose you are considering investing in a Telus Corp. corporate bond with a $15 000 face value maturing on July 23, 2024. The bond’s coupon or bond rate is 5.05 percent and interest is paid semi-annually. The current required market rate or yield to market (YTM) for a bond of this type is 2.74
Suppose the total bond issue by Telus Corp. was $155 000 000 and they set up a sinking fund on issue date at July 23, 2015, for 25 years. Sinking funds are accounts that companies establish to ensure certain amounts of money will be available at a given future date (refer to section 15.5 for

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