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1) Flying skateboard gangs could potentially use them to commit crimes like robbing second-story apartments or evading police.
2) Regulations like pilot's licenses or restrictions on intoxicated operation may be required but are uncertain.
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R2 International is an IT staffing and offshore development company established in 1999 with headquarters in London and a delivery center in Bangalore, India. They provide onsite, remote, and offshore staffing and development services using technologies like .NET, Java, databases, and more. Their remote access delivery model allows clients to hire developers in India who work remotely but in real-time via VPN for costs savings of 30-60% compared to onsite hiring. This model gives clients control over projects while reducing costs and risks.
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The document examines how social media users understand and engage with concepts of public and private. It finds that public and private are defined by two main elements: content/control and audience. Public refers to information that is widely accessible and available to almost anyone, while private information is only accessible to a select group like family and friends. However, the boundaries between public and private are blurred, and users assign different meanings based on contextual factors and personal preferences.
The document proposes developing a flying skateboard and discusses several foreseeable problems with such a product, including:
1) Flying skateboard gangs could potentially use them to commit crimes like robbing second-story apartments or evading police.
2) Regulations like pilot's licenses or restrictions on intoxicated operation may be required but are uncertain.
3) Injuries from flying skateboards, like skinned knees, could raise liability issues.
The document suggests the flying skateboard could be a very profitable product but also presents it in an unprofessional and questionable manner.
1. 12th Batch solution
1(b)
Total auction = 100 billion, Non competitive bid = 0
Bidder
Bid
Quantity(B)
A
5%
30
B&C
5.04%
35
D&E&F
5.05%
20
H&I&J
5.07%
65
Allocation
30
35
20
15
MPA
101.35
100.93
100.83
100.62
Price Paid
SPA
100.62
100.62
100.62
100.62
Coupon rate = 5.07%+.06% =5.13%
Formula for price determination
SPA calculation
P=
)+
A = 5.13
r =.0507
n = 15
P =100.62
Other things will remain same for all the MPA price except for the change of r.
A
B&C
D&E&F
H&I&J
5%
5.04%
5.05%
5.07%
Question 2(a)
= .5ln ( )
OR, = 5ln (
OR, = 0.16
Question 2(b)
)
2. =
OR, 0.1075 =
=0.0781 OR, 7.81%
Again,
=
OR, 0.781=
OR,
0.0567 or, 5.67%
Question 2(c)
Node
A
B
C
D
E
F
Interest rate
7.5%
9%
6.5%
10.75%
7.81%
5.67%
D(
)
Coupon(12-r)
3
5.5
1.25
2.19
6.33
= 100+1.25 = 101.25
B (PU)
E(
A (P0)
C (PD)
PU = {(101.25X.5) + (102.19)} X
)
= 100+2.19 = 102.19
= 100+6.33 = 106.33
F(
)
+ 3(Coupon)
PU = 96.32
PD = {(102.19X.5) + (106.33)} X
+ 5.5
PD = 103.4
PO = {96.32 X.5) + (103.4 X 0.5)} X
OR, PO = 92.68
Question 3(a)
Theoretical price of Euro dollar future contract = 100-9 = 91
Question 3(b)
3. Calculation of the conversion factor
Conversion factor is calculated using 6% as yield on the given coupon rate. A Hypothetical price is drawn
from the given formula and then the hypothetical price is divided by 100 to get the conversion factor.
P=
)+
A=6
i = .03
n= 30
P = 158.80
Conversion factor =
=1.588
Theoretical future price calculation:
TFP =
X[P-{AIt-AI0} +
(P+ AI0)
Given,
P = 117.39
= .06
=0
=
= 3.96
Theoretical future price =
X [117.39-{3.96-0} + 0.06X
= 72.84
Invoice price per contract = CF X (Future Price+ Accrued coupon) X
= 1.58 X (72.84+ 3.96) X
= 121344
X (117.39+ 0)