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What is 42545 rounded to the nearest hundred?
42500
What is the percentage of 425?
percentage of 425 = 42500%425= 425 * 100%= 42500%
What is 5 percent of 850 thousand dollars?
5% of $850000= 5% x $850000= 0.05 x $850000= $42500
What is the place value of 4 in 42500?
In the number 42500, the place value of 4 is in the thousands position. Therefore, its place value is 4,000. This means that 4 contributes four thousand to the overall value of the number.
How do you write 42.5 thousand in standered form?
It is: 42500 = 4.25*10^4
What is 42500 in scientific notation?
It is: 4.25*10^4
What is the place value of 2 in 42500?
Well, isn't that just a happy little number! In the number 42500, the 2 is in the hundreds place. That means it represents 200 in this number. Just imagine that 2 sitting there, bringing a touch of calm and balance to the thousands place.
How many centimeters in 425 meters?
1 m = 100 cm, so 425 m = 42500 cm (forty two thousand five hundred)
What kind of clouds occur at relatively high altitudes and have a fibrous or wispy appearance?
Cirrus ... they are usually at 16,500 to 42500 ft. and, are sometimes called Mare's Tails.
what is 10 times biger than 4,250?
10 times biger than 4,250 = 42500
What is 42500 millimeters to liters?
There is no conversion. A millimetre is a measure of length or distance in 1-dimensional space while a litre is a measure of volume in 3-dimensional space. The two measure different things and, according to basic principles of dimensional analysis, conversion from one to the other is not valid.
Calculate a firm's cash flows at a growth rate of 10 percent per year to infinity if the firm's cash flows are 42500 and you must earn 18 percent rate of return?
The question is representative of a growing perpetuity. The formula for computing the theoretical (net) present value of a perpetuity is as follows: PV = CF / (rR - rG) where PV = present value CF = the annualized cash flow rR = is the required rate of return rG = is the growth rate of the annualized cash flows So, if we plug numbers into the above equation: PV = $42,500 / (18% - 10%) = $42,500 / 8% = $531,250 A company with the above requirements would pay $531,250 for that perpetuity derived from the cash flows. We must assume that the cash flows can grow at 10% forever and that the hurdle rate for corporate products is 18%. In reality, 10% growth forever is rather hopeful, given that such high returns would attract competition.
