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Requirements: Students will investigate a real-life situation where a decision can be made by applying principals of financial mathematics covered in this class. The possibilities are endless, but some examples might include: comparing loan options calculation of mortgage penalties car sales loans cell phone contracts "payday" style loans "daily interest savings accounts the fascinating world of private mortgages Your assignment must include a specific question (which loan option is better? what is the true cost of the cell phone? what is the real rate of interest being charged?) which you answer in your conclusion. Submission: Your final assignment will be handed in on Crowdmark by 6 pm on the due date you have chosen. It should contain enough context to explain the situation, cover what mathematics you have done, and come to a conclusion. You may want to include some or all of the following sections: - situation promotional materials (if you collect brochures from a bank, an offer from a cell phone company, etc.) what data you collected and how assumptions calculations conclusion Requirements: Students will investigate a real-life situation where a decision can be made by applying principals of financial mathematics covered in this class. The possibilities are endless, but some examples might include: comparing loan options calculation of mortgage penalties car sales loans cell phone contracts "payday" style loans "daily interest savings accounts the fascinating world of private mortgages Your assignment must include a specific question (which loan option is better? what is the true cost of the cell phone? what is the real rate of interest being charged?) which you answer in your conclusion. Submission: Your final assignment will be handed in on Crowdmark by 6 pm on the due date you have chosen. It should contain enough context to explain the situation, cover what mathematics you have done, and come to a conclusion. You may want to include some or all of the following sections: - situation promotional materials (if you collect brochures from a bank, an offer from a cell phone company, etc.) what data you collected and how assumptions calculations conclusion