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Just can't figure out these two. Please and thanks. 1. The demand function for a certain brand of CD is given by the following p is the wholesale unit price in dollars and x is the quantity demanded each week, measured in units of a thousand. p = -0.01x^2 - 0.2 x + 33 Determine the consumers' surplus if the wholesale market price is set at $9/disc. (Give your answer correct to 2 decimal places.) 2. Suppose an investment is expected to generate income at the following rate measured in dollars/year for the next 3 yr. R(t) = 200,000 Find the present value of this investment if the prevailing interest rate is 8%/year compounded continuously. (Give your answer correct to 2 decimal places.)

I'm almost 20 years old - been in community college for 3 years now, and thus far, college seems positively useless. My ultimate goal at this time is to get enough income to comfortably start a family and own a home(if you can really call a 30 year loan ownership). So now I feel that I have a few options: A. Drop out of school, and start working full time - I already have a job, and they want me full time. If I did that, I could be making 33K/yr + overtime in the technology field as a call-center manager. Don't get me wrong, I don't dislike my job - it's actually quite fun, but I definitely wouldn't be there if they weren't paying me. I've been there for 2+ years now, and have worked my way up to that pay rate. Eventually, I will get further raises and such, but I doubt that I will ever get over $45k/yr - a decent amount, but not exactly within my standards for "living comfortably." Plus, if anything were to happen to this job, I wouldn't be able to find a comparable paying job right off the bat; I'd have to work my way up AGAIN at another company. B. Keep working part time, and keep going to community college for Audio Engineering - my "real" passion. The problem is, once I'm out of college(and my parents aren't supporting me anymore,) I don't know what I will do with this "degree." Most audio engineering work is done by contract - (grossly oversimplified)someone calls and says "my band wants a CD of our song" so I(the engineer) rent out a studio for 4 hours, come in, record the band, and give them a CD. Maybe they'll be back - maybe not. What I'm getting at is, this profession will never make me any (reliable/predictable/salary)money, and I've accepted that. Not only will I probably never make enough money to live comfortably with this profession, the classes I'm taking for it are a complete joke. 90% of what I've learned has been from self teaching, reading any text I can get my hands on, and just exploring/practicing on my own - this thought is reinforced when I hear the questions the other students in class ask - it's like they are so clueless, they don't even know what to ask. Luckily, in my almost 3 years at a 2 year college, I have completed all of my core classes, so I could: C. Drop Audio Engineering and go to a 4 year college to get a 4 year degree, and become a corporate pawn like my mom and dad did. I would most likely become a programmer. This was actually my original plan in college, and I already have some programming experience - which is initially why I got a job where I work now. The problem is, in programming, most of the jobs themselves flat out suck... Programming is just slightly more predictable than audio engineering; people contact you and say "Hey I need on my forum site - I'll pay you $300 to design and implement it." If you get lucky, maybe you'll get hired on as a salary or wage worker - but chances are, I would be getting hired to build some new system that the company needs - and once that's up and running, they only need 1 programmer around to maintain the system. All the programming jobs I've found that are true salary or wage jobs don't want straight out of college programmers - actually, most care more about your experience and actual knowledge than they do about degrees - half of the jobs I've looked at for programming don't even mention a degree. Even if I decide to become a programmer, I don't know what degree I would need. There's all sort of computer science and computer engineering degrees, but looking at the curriculum, I don't see how any of this would land me a programming job when the job description reads "Must have 2+ years experience working in ." So then I guess the other option is to : D. Find a different career path... Honestly, I've searched high and low, and can't really think of anything else I would rather do(that wouldn't require 6+ years of college) besides programming or audio engineering. I definitely don't see myself working in a call center for the rest of my life. So what do you guys think I should do? Are there any other options I'm missing?Thanks for the info PE2008. Looking into hartford now.. As for the other replies - If you are just spammers - please gtfo. If you are seriously trying to sell me a loan, don't bother. Money to get my education isn't the issue - getting an education that will make a decent amount of money is the problem...

I want to move some of my savings to an account with a better rate of return. My plan is to move $10,000 into a 5 yr CD at 3.14%. Currently it is sitting in a savings account earning 1.14%. It is possible that I will need this money in less than the 5 year term, but assuming that interest rates stay steady for even 1 year I figure I will be ahead even with a early withdrawal fee of 6 months interest. So I figure the only risk to doing this is if interest rates rise significantly during the next 12 months. Am I correct on this? Any opinions?

15" Macbook Pro - $2249 2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo 4GB 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM - 2x2GB 320GB Serial ATA Drive @ 7200 rpm SuperDrive 8x (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW) MacBook Pro 15-inch Glossy Widescreen Display Backlit Keyboard (English) OR 15" Alienware M15X - $2424 Genuine Windows® 7 Ultimate, 64bit, English Intel Core i7 820QM 1.73GHz (3.06GHz Turbo Mode, 8MB Cache) 1 Yr Ltd Hardware Warranty, InHome Service after Remote Diagnosis 1GB NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 260M 15.6-inch WideFHD 1920x1080 (1080p) WLED 4GB Dual Channel DDR3 at 1333MHz 250GB SATAII 7,200RPM Slot-Load Dual Layer DVD Burner (DVD+-RW, CD-RW) Primary - 9-cell (85Watt) Lithium-Ion Battery Alienware M15x, Cosmic Black Steam and Portal™ Factory Installed Internal High-Definition 5.1 Surround Sound Audio Internal Bluetooth 2.1 Mini-Card - 2.1 Enhanced Data Rate Intel WiFi Link 5300 802.11AGN Half Mini Card I'm am definitely a fan of the mac, but i have heard really good things about alienware, and the hardware I could get for the same price as a mac is unmatchable. The thing that makes me iffy is the weight, the durability, ease of use, portability, how long it'll last, and the resell value. I've never actually even seen a alienware in real life, but it looks pretty awesome. I've had a macbook pro thought and they are pretty amazing. I'm not really worried about the price and whether I'd even be gaming on it, since I am a little more of a student and picture/movie editor that a computer gamer.Is alienware even good for anything other than gaming? I just wanted a second opinion, so your comparisons and what not would be really helpful.

So this is the story, I own a Dell Insperon (not sure of the model) and it recently broke down to such a level that it wont turn on, has a blue screen of death (BSOD), wont allow me to reload Windows Vista, or repair the computer, and has smoke coming out of it. So Being the dipshit that I am, I went and called Dell customer service, and as everyone knows is a pain. The guy was okay, helped me out somewhat but in the end my computer went six feet under. Now I feel like a fish out of water (again) just like I was a few years ago. So Simply, put I need a new computer. I was looking at the Mac Book Pro 17' Screen and I was pretty pleased with what I saw, its looks cool, has what I want, and I am an owner of an Iphone. Mac owners that I know are pretty pleased, but others I talk to are very negative about it. My friends recommend I get another Dell, (not happening) toshiba (Maybe) or a Alienware. I looked these up and Alienware is a gaming computer, Ofcourse it does have some of the most advanced drivers and graphic cards. All I need my computer to do is handle my music and College. I need a computer for Itunes with alot of memory and processor power for the burning, loading etc. that is fast and efficient, long life span, not alot of hassles and has the standard things like Microsoft word, Excel, Power Points, etc. I customized the Alienware and it came put to about $4000 and some change. The Mac costs around $2400. PLEASE HELP ME@@@! lol. I need to figure this out before the holidays. Alienware- Software & Services SYSTEM COLOR Alienware M15x, Cosmic Black edit PROCESSOR Intel Core i7 920XM 2.0GHz (3.2GHz Turbo Mode, 8MB Cache) edit OPERATING SYSTEM Genuine Windows® 7 Ultimate, 64bit, English edit WARRANTY AND SERVICE 3 Yr Ltd Hardware Warranty, InHome Service after Remote Diagnosis - Important Information edit In-Home Service after Remote Diagnosis: for issues covered by Limited Hardware Warranty, technician and/or part will be dispatched, if necessary, usually in 1 or 2 business days following Remote Diagnosis. During Remote Diagnosis, you may be asked to access the inside of your system (where safe to do so) or to participate in troubleshooting until a cause can be isolated. VIDEO CARD 1GB NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 260M edit LCD PANEL 15.6-inch WideFHD 1920x1080 (1080p) WLED edit MEMORY 8GB Dual Channel DDR3 at 1333MHz – 2 x 4096MB edit HARD DRIVE 500GB SATAII 7,200RPM edit INTERNAL OPTICAL DRIVE Slot-Loading Dual Layer Blu-ray Burner (BR-R, DVD+-RW, CD-RW) edit BATTERY OPTIONS Primary - 9-cell (85Watt) Lithium-Ion Battery edit WIRELESS OPTIONS 1TB Home Media Network Hard Drive edit Personalize PERSONALIZED PLATE Personalized Nameplate (Belan) edit ALIENFX COLOR AlienFX Terra Green edit AVATAR Alien Cyborg edit WALLPAPER Alien Schematic edit PRE-INSTALLED GAMES AND CLIENTS Steam and Portal™ Factory Installed edit AUTOMATIC UPDATES Automatic Updates: On edit My Accessories OFFICE SOFTWARE Microsoft® Office Home and Student 2007 - English edit ADOBE & ENTERTAINMENT Adobe Photoshop Elements + Adobe Premiere Elements edit ALSO INCLUDED WITH YOUR SYSTEM SOUND OPTIONS Internal High-Definition 5.1 Surround Sound Audio BLUETOOTH Internal Bluetooth 2.1 Mini-Card - 2.1 Enhanced Data Rate WIRELESS CARDS Intel WiFi Link 5300 802.11AGN Half Mini Card Adobe Reader Acrobat SW Adobe Acrobat Reader Mac- http://www.apple.com/macbookpro/specs.html THANK YOU SO MUCH IN ADVANCE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I understnad that Mac is Pricey, but I Checked and the Alienware is pricey aswell. Both round up to $4000, and Im trying to cut back but I need alot of the stuff there. I need atleast between 3.500-2500 computer.My Main Uses: Music, College ( Word, excell, ect.), Internet Browsing and an ocassional video/picture upload.

Should I buy the: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Asus+-+Laptop+with+Intel%26%23174%3B+Core%26%23153%3B2+Duo+Processor+-+Black/9556125.p?id=1218124208054&skuId=9556125#tabbed-customerreviews OR AN ALIENWARE LAPTOP W/ REVIEW MY SUMMARY Congratulations! Your system is ready to be built. Software & Services SYSTEM COLORAlienware M15x, Cosmic Blackedit PROCESSORIntel Core i7 720QM 1.6GHz (2.8 GHz Turbo Mode, 6MB Cache)edit OPERATING SYSTEMGenuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64bit, Englishedit WARRANTY AND SERVICE1 Yr Ltd Hardware Warranty, InHome Service after Remote Diagnosis - Important Informationedit VIDEO CARD512MB NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 240Medit LCD PANEL15.6-inch WideHD+ 1600x900 (900p) WLEDedit MEMORY3GB DDR3 at 1066MHzedit HARD DRIVE320GB SATAII 7,200RPMedit INTERNAL OPTICAL DRIVESlot-Load Dual Layer DVD Burner (DVD+-RW, CD-RW)edit BATTERY OPTIONSPrimary - 6-cell (56Watt) Lithium-Ion Batteryedit Personalize ALIENFX COLORAlienFX Nova Yellowedit AVATARAlienware Logoedit WALLPAPERAlien Schematicedit PRE-INSTALLED GAMES AND CLIENTSSteam with Portal (for download)edit AUTOMATIC UPDATESAutomatic Updates: Onedit My Accessories ALSO INCLUDED WITH YOUR SYSTEM SOUND OPTIONSInternal High-Definition 5.1 Surround Sound Audio BLUETOOTHInternal Bluetooth 2.1 Mini-Card - 2.1 Enhanced Data Rate WIRELESS CARDSIntel WiFi Link 5300 802.11AGN Half Mini Card Adobe Reader Acrobat SWAdobe Acrobat Reader Standard Nameplate TriggerStandard Nameplate

The 2 cards with $0 balance: 1.) $2100 available and only pay roughly $8.00/month for fraud detection 2.) $1500 available and pay around $10.00/month for a payment protection The other card has the $1300 balace but has a 1 yr interest rate that I plan on paying off during that time. I currently have around $6000 cash in combination of checking, savings, and a CD. The clincher is the 2 cards that have the $0 balace I have had for over 5 years. I do not earn a lot right now and am just trying to budget better without harming my credit score.The first card does have a way higher interest rate. The second one has a rewards program, but not the first one. The card carrying the $1300 is a 1% interest rate for 1 year. Is it really not a big deal to remove the payment/fraud protection. I do a lot of traveling and am always cautious with protecting my cards.

this computer is from alienware. i need a laptop that will last me for 5 - 8 years. coz as most alienwares users know an alienware doesnt come that cheap. so if you could just give me a yes or no answer that would be better btw these specs only cost me around $3369(cad). Components Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64bit, English Intel Core i7 720QM 1.6GHz (2.8 GHz Turbo Mode, 6MB Cache) McAfee® VirusScan Plus – 30-Day Free Trial (English) 4 Yr Limited Warranty with 3 Yr NBD Onsite Service with Complete Care and 3 Yr Tech Support 15.6-inch WideFHD 1920x1080 (1080p) WLED 4GB Dual Channel DDR3 at 1066MHz 320GB SATAII 7,200RPM 1GB NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 260M Slot-Load Dual Layer DVD Burner (DVD+-RW, CD-RW) Primary - 6-cell (56Watt) Lithium-Ion Battery Internal High-Definition 5.1 Surround Sound Audio Alienware M15x, Cosmic Black Options Please contact me with more details AlienFX Quasar Blue Alienhead Glow Essentials Also Includes Intel WiFi Link 5300 802.11AGN Half Mini Card Internal Bluetooth 2.1 Mini-Card - 2.1 Enhanced Data Rate Adobe Acrobat Reader Standard Nameplate Automatic Updates: Critical

Best low/no risk investment for long term? Hi! I'm heading off to college and have accrued about $10,000 from working and all that good stuff. My parents are paying for my education and have told me to save my money for the future. Right now, I have the money stored in an online savings account earning 1.55%/yr (it was close to 4% when the economy was better), but I've decided that I'd like to invest it in something with a higher-yield since I don't need the money on hand. I've looked into: Online CD's: 1 year at 2%, I'd ladder them every 3 months putting about 20% ($2000) of my money in each CD. Guaranteed by the FDIC. Treasury Bills: 52-week at about 0.47%. Pathetically low, these are out. Treasury notes (longer term) are also still lower than the online CD rates. Are there any other investments that have higher yield but still low risk? Are online CDs always better than Treasury Bills? Perhaps I'd be interested in something that had a low risk in the long term if it had a much higher expected yield. Thanks!Re Zzyzyx: (BTW I saw such a road in Cali) Yeah, that period is rather long, and for such long periods I'd hope for a higher yield (since risk should naturally be lower with such a long timespan)

Ultimately, I want to Diversify my Portfolio using it, where the higher the Sortino Ratio for each of the asset classes -> gets Proportionally Higher Percentages... And, where the Risk Free Rate = 2% (the average 1 yr FDIC insured CD at Bankrate.com - Nationally) And, where the Expected Return (1 yr) = depends on the Stock or asset class. However, the LT average for it, would be related to Earnings Growth, P/E, and Dividend Yield (for example) as well as the Fundamentals. And, where the Downside Risk = related to Volatility of the Stock or asset class.

I got a new laptop as a gift. I want to know if this is a good system? Rate this out of 10. Dell XPS 1730 17 inch screen (1920 * 1200 resolution) w/ 2 mp camera/facial recognition and audio system Windows vista ultimate 64 bit intel core 2 duo extreme processor (2.8 ghz) 8 gigs of memory (ram) 256 gig solid state drive (actually less cuz some is used up) 2 Nvidia graphics cards (1 gig each) intel next gen wireless card w/ bluetooth 9 cell battery Blu-Ray/DVD/CD drive with burning capabilities for all three apparetnly contains a 4 yr warranty (covers warranty, accidental damage and lojack for 4 yrs)

Ok plz bare with me. I’m buying a new laptop and I’m planning on keeping for 3 years or more. I want a quality laptop so its not slow in three years and id hate to upgrade because of it. I want to know if this laptop is worth the money or a waste. My current laptop is really crappy so I learned to spend some money for quality cuz what seems good now WILL suck in the future especially at the rate that technology ages. I have multiple promotions to get this price including certain employee discounts from a friend of mine. Also keep in mind that the warranty itself is like $300. HP HDX 16 16” screen (1920 x 1080p resolution) w/ 2.0 megapixel webcam and microphone Intel Core 2 Duo Processor (2.93 GHz) }(should I get the 2.66 GHz one? Or does this seem like 2.66 GHz would be slow in the future 3 yrs time) Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit 3 yr warranty (Warranty, Accidental Damage, Lojack) all 3 yrs covered 8 GB Memory (Ram) 2 Dimms (should I get 6 or is that too much, 4 seems it will be slow in couple of yrs) 320 Gig Sata Hard Drive 7200 RPM with HP SmartProtect Blu-Ray/CD burner/DVD burner combo with (Rd-Write Capabilities for all three) 1 GB Nvidea GeForce Gt 130 M (Video card basically 1 gig of memory) (should I get 512 cuz it seems it might be slow in couple of yrs) Intel Wireless Card Bluetooth (2.0 EDR) 12 Cell Battery Price: $1850 after tax and promotions (lots of promotional codes used) It seems kinda pricey but isn’t it a high quality laptop that should function well for 3 yrs or so. Does it seem like its worth the money?

Ok plz bare with me. I’m buying a new laptop and I’m planning on keeping for 3 years or more. I want a quality laptop so its not slow in three years and id hate to upgrade because of it. I want to know if this laptop is worth the money or a waste. My current laptop is really crappy so I learned to spend some money for quality cuz what seems good now WILL suck in the future especially at the rate that technology ages. I have multiple promotions to get this price including certain employee discounts from a friend of mine. Also keep in mind that the warranty itself is like $300. HP HDX 16 16” screen (1920 x 1080p resolution) w/ 2.0 megapixel webcam and microphone Intel Core 2 Duo Processor (2.93 GHz) }(should I get the 2.66 GHz one? Or does this seem like 2.66 GHz would be slow in the future 3 yrs time) Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit 3 yr warranty (Warranty, Accidental Damage, Lojack) all 3 yrs covered 8 GB Memory (Ram) 2 Dimms (should I get 6 or is that too little, 4 seems it will be slow in couple of yrs) 320 Gig Sata Hard Drive 7200 RPM with HP SmartProtect Blu-Ray/CD burner/DVD burner combo with (Rd-Write Capabilities for all three) 1 GB Nvidea GeForce Gt 130 M (Video card basically 1 gig of memory) (should I get 512 cuz it seems it might be slow in couple of yrs) Intel Wireless Card Bluetooth (2.0 EDR) 12 Cell Battery Price: $1850 after tax and promotions (lots of promotional codes used) It seems kinda pricey but isn’t it a high quality laptop that should function well for 3 yrs or so. Does it seem like its worth the money?

Ok plz bare with me. I’m buying a new laptop and I’m planning on keeping for 4 years or more. I want a quality laptop so its not slow in four years and id hate to upgrade because of it. I want to know if this laptop is worth the money or a waste. My current laptop is really crappy so I learned to spend some money for quality cuz what seems good now WILL suck in the future especially at the rate that technology ages. I have multiple promotions to get this price including certain employee discounts from a friend of mine. Also keep in mind that the warranty itself is like $300. Dell XPS M1730 17” screen (1920 x 1200 resolution) w/ 2.0 megapixel webcam and microphone Intel Core 2 Duo Extreme Processor (2.8 GHz, 800 MHz, 6 MB L2 Cache) Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit 4 yr warranty (Warranty, Accidental Damage, Lojack) all 4 yrs covered 8 GB Memory (Ram) 667 MHz 2 Dimms 256 Gig Solid State Drive (the solid state drive boots file instantly eliminating the need for large ram, loads it like a flash file, so if ram does get slow files still open quick) (or so I think) Blu-Ray/CD burner/DVD burner combo with (Rd-Write Capabilities for all three) NVIDA SLI Dual GeForce 9800 GT 1 GB GDDR (Video card basically 2 cards each with 1 Gig so 2 gigs of memory) Intel Wireless Card Bluetooth (2.0 EDR) 9 Cell Battery Price: $2500 after tax and promotions (lots of promotional codes used) It seems kinda pricey but isn’t it a high quality laptop that should function well for 4 yrs or so. Also i know its not very mobile but i dont plan on moving it that often maybe now and then and desktops take up too much space. Does it seem like its worth the money?

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