HELP FOR BRAINLIEST!
You have a $12000 investment in a bank account that pays you 3.55% compounded daily. After 3 years, your
bank informs you that they are changing to 3.75% compounded quarterly. How much will you have after a
TOTAL of 15 years?

Answer:

23,365

56.25%

Explanation:

3.75%-3.55%=0.2% or 0.20% every 3 years

3.75%x15=56.25%

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8. Assume that the college in Offer #1 has a cost of attendance of $73,332. 1 point
What would be the "net price for the college? *
$53,062
$44,662
$28,770
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The well-bred Swedes of the capital1 are formed on the ancient French model, and they in general speak that language; for they have a knack at acquiring languages with tolerable fluency. This may be reckoned an advantage in some respects; but it prevents the cultivation of their own, and any considerable advance in literary pursuits.

A sensible writer has lately observed (I have not his work by me, therefore cannot quote his exact words), “That the Americans very wisely let the Europeans make their books and fashions for them.” But I cannot coincide with him in this opinion. The reflection necessary to produce a certain number even of tolerable productions2 augments more than he is aware of the mass of knowledge in the community. Desultory3 reading is commonly a mere pastime. But we must have an object to refer our reflections to, or they will seldom go below the surface. As in travelling, the keeping of a journal excites to many useful inquiries that would not have been thought of had the traveller only determined to see all he could see, without ever asking himself for what purpose. Besides, the very dabbling in literature furnishes harmless topics of conversation; for the not having such subjects at hand, though they are often insupportably fatiguing, renders the inhabitants of little towns prying and censorious. Idleness, rather than ill-nature, gives birth to scandal, and to the observation of little incidents which narrows the mind. It is frequently only the fear of being talked of which produces that puerile4 scrupulosity about trifles incompatible with an enlarged plan of usefulness, and with the basis of all moral principles—respect for the virtues which are not merely the virtues of convention.

I am, my friend, more and more convinced that a metropolis, or an abode absolutely solitary, is the best calculated for the improvement of the heart, as well as the understanding; whether we desire to become acquainted with man, nature, or ourselves. Mixing with mankind, we are obliged to examine our prejudices, and often imperceptibly lose, as we analyse them. And in the country, growing intimate with nature, a thousand little circumstances, unseen by vulgar eyes, give birth to sentiments dear to the imagination, and inquiries which expand the soul, particularly when cultivation has not smoothed into insipidity all its originality of character.

I love the country, yet whenever I see a picturesque situation chosen on which to erect a dwelling I am always afraid of the improvements.5 It requires uncommon taste to form a whole, and to introduce accommodations and ornaments analogous with the surrounding-scene.

I visited, near Gothenburg, a house with improved land about it, with which I was particularly delighted. It was close to a lake embosomed in pine-clad rocks. In one part of the meadows your eye was directed to the broad expanse, in another you were led into a shade, to see a part of it, in the form of a river, rush amongst the fragments of rocks and roots of trees; nothing seemed forced. One recess, particularly grand and solemn amongst the towering cliffs, had a rude stone table and seat placed in it, that might have served for a Druid’s haunt, whilst a placid stream below enlivened the flowers on its margin, where light-footed elves would gladly have danced their airy rounds.

Here the hand of taste was conspicuous though not obtrusive, and formed a contrast with another abode in the same neighbourhood, on which much money had been lavished; where Italian colonnades were placed to excite the wonder of the rude crags, and a stone staircase, to threaten with destruction a wooden house. Venuses and Apollos condemned to lie hid in snow three parts of the year seemed equally displaced, and called the attention off from the surrounding sublimity, without inspiring any voluptuous sensations. Yet even these abortions6 of vanity have been useful. Numberless workmen have been employed, and the superintending artist has improved the labourers, whose unskilfulness tormented him, by obliging them to submit to the discipline of rules.

In the last paragraph, the author discusses “another abode in the same neighbourhood” in order to

defend the ideals expressed in the project despite the impossibility of fully realizing those ideals
A

suggest that any shortcomings in the project may have been due to inadequate funding
B

argue that the project would have been more pleasing if the workers had been more skillful
C

describe the improvements that could be made in the future to make the project successful
D

concede that a poorly conceived project can still provide a benefit to those involved
E

Which force helps Earth in its orbit around the sun?

Only big brains can answer this question! You see a boat filled with people, yet there is not a single person on board. How is that possible?

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10. Ferguson, Missouri was where:
a. Martin Luther King led a boycott of segregated buses
b. John LEwis marched across the Edmund Pettis
bridge
c. Barack Obama was elected President of the United
States

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Which of the following is a MOTIVATOR for choice in Economics?
O A. Incentives
B. Wealth
C. Regret
D. Peer-pressure

The writer’s descriptions in the first two paragraphs of the essay
(A) establish the writer’s professional credentials to speak on the
subject of lying

(B) create the impression that the writer begs for the reader’s
sympathy and pity

(C) provide context for understanding the everyday factors that
cause lying

(D) reject the argument that lying is a pathological feature of human
nature

(E) furnish evidence that most lying is prompted by a desire for
Compassion

ILL GIVE BRAINLISTEST A community that has progressed so much that it is stable and balanced is called a(n) 1 community​

What term refers to the human ability to produce goods or services and includes talent and skills?
O A. wages
OB.
resources
Oc.
capital
OD
labor
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Many machines make work easier by spreading the work out over a _ _
(2 words)
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HELP.
Which geologic feature is most likely to form where an
oceanic plate moves beneath continental crust?

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what is an isolated language? Examples?

How did the Missouri Compromise impact western expansion?

It limited expansion by allowing the spread of slavery to most western states.

It helped continue expansion by setting a boundary that determined where slavery would be allowed in western states and territories.

It limited expansion by failing to resolve the issue of slavery in areas beyond Missouri.

It helped continue expansion by allowing individual states beyond Missouri to determine whether or not to allow slavery.

In the article “Who Shaped our Behaviors? Peers or Parents?”, Judy Rich Harris suggests that __________ are the most influential in forming children’s personalities.
A.
teachers
B.
parents
C.
peers
D.
doctors

Which of the following is NOT an example of a federalist state?
1) Mexico
2) United States
3) India
4) Singapore
5) Russia
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Name and describe the 5 characteristics of Neuroplasticity

One support of the behavioral perspective is how B. F. Skinner’s ideas have brought to light how the __________ and __________ influence personality.
A.
subconscious . . . conscious
B.
environment . . . learning
C.
environment . . . subconscious
D.
subconscious . . . learning

All of the following statements about the Ottoman Empire in the period 1450–1750 are factually accurate. Which would most strongly support Barkey’s claim regarding the Ottoman state and toleration in the passage?
a. All of the following statements about the Ottoman Empire in the period 1450–1750 are factually accurate. Which would most strongly support Barkey’s claim regarding the Ottoman state and toleration in the passage?
b. Some Ottoman sultans such as Selim I refused to accept the legitimacy of the Safavid rulers of Persia because they were Shi‘a Muslims.
c. Some Ottoman sultans such as Suleiman the Magnificent patronized Sufi mystics, whose heterodox practices were sometimes condemned by the Sunni religious elite
d. The Ottoman government required any cases involving a dispute between Muslims and non-Muslims to be resolved according to Islamic law.

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Aristotle believed that the Earth is

Which point on the Production Possibilities Curve (PPC) is considered INEFFICIENT or
UNDERUTILIZED?
A. A
B. E
C. N
D. 1

Clustered settlements in colonial America were characterized by which of the following?

A. Settlers who had the same economic goals.
B. Settlers who had similar cultural and religious values.
C. Settlers who settled on linear farms.
D. Settlers who lived along the rivers for fishing and drinking water.
E. Have enclosures for livestock in the middle and surrounded by rings of houses.