I'm Wondering how about do you solve this question. I'm using a software Called TValue 5 to double check my work. Principal = $100,000.00 Interest = 3% annual, Compounded Monthly Payment Frequency is Monthly And the Duration is 36 Months Months that will be skipped are September, October, November and Decemer The Loan Starts in February, But that doesn't Information isn't necessary. Calculate Monthly Payment Amount    When I hit the Calculate Button, The Monthly Payment Amount is 4351.27 If anyone would Like to Double Check. I've tried a previous Method suggested to me but it was off by $200. If Someone could help to get closer that would be great
Hi I can compute a Basic Loan Amortization Schedule, But now I'm trying to Calculate a Seasonal Loan Amortization Schedule . So for example A loan starts at January And Will go on for 3 years, with Monthly Payments. Interest is at 3% Annually and is compounded Annually. During the months of September, October, November, December It'll only accumulate Interest But no payments and principal. Principal is 100000. How Do I calculate Payments and interest.
How can I copy/transfer games via external hard drive? I have successfully transferred "Killing Floor" from my brother's laptop to my own via external hard drive. The problem, now that I have all the files, is that I don't know how to launch the game through Steam. All I did was copy files from his Laptop to the hard drive, then from the hard drive to my laptop, then I put the files in the "Steamapps" folder under "Steam" in my laptops hard drive. So the question is, how do I start up the game through Steam? Can I delete files or folders from /private/var/folders/? I have this folder /private/var/folders/bf/ with 3GB of what seems temporary files. Can I delete this folder? I recall from complex analysis a while ago that the series $$\sum_{n=1}^\infty \frac{z^{n!}}{n}$$ has radius of convergence 1, diverges on roots of unity, and converges elsewhere on the circle. It's simple enough to see that it has to diverge on roots of unity: consider $z$ such that $z^k = 1$ for some $k \in \mathbb{N}.$ Plug this into the series and you see that past the $k$'th term, $z^{n!} = (z^k)^m = 1$ for some $m \in \mathbb{N}$; hence, the series becomes harmonic and must diverge.  But I don't recall how to show that the series converges for other values on the circle. If this is simple I'd like just a hint, if it is involved I would prefer a sparse outline of the proof. Thank you! How can I create an empty file from the command line? Help me understand the proof for Bolzano-Weierstrass Theorem! I would like to label an equation with an arbitrary symbol, rather than a number, or letter.  Is this possible? launchd plist format for running a command at a specific time on a weekday I have a typical scientific manuscript in a LaTeX .tex file, and I need to convert it to MS Word .doc file.  The reason for having to convert to MS Word is I'm submitting the manuscript to an academic journal and they only accept MS Word (I know...)  The manuscript includes title page, figures, tables, equations (inline and in their own align environment), footnotes, bibliography, and an annex.  The tables are in their own separate tables.tex file, which I include using the \include{tables} command.  Most tables take up a whole landscape page, and were generated sing the package pdflscape.  I am using Windows 7 Professional.    My plan is to use pandoc to go from .tex to .odt, open the latter in Libre Office, and convert to .doc.  I have read a related  but it is too general.  Similarly the examples in the Pandoc  are too simple.  I have played around but I am unable to accomplish what I want.  This is surprising since converting a scientific manuscript is probably the most common use case for Pandoc. Here are some sample failures:  Example 1  I open a command line in the project folder, and execute the following:  pandoc -s document.tex -o document.odt   I get this error message:  pandoc: figure1: openFile: does not exist &lt;no such file or directory&gt;   where figure1 is the name of a figure file (e.g. figure1.png) in the project folder referenced in a line as \includegraphics[width=5.8in]{figure1}.  I suspect pandoc expects a .png extension but not sure how to provide it.  Example 2  Next I try .html, and excute the following:  pandoc -s document.tex -o document.html   The program executes fine.  I open HTML file.  Footnotes are there but figures are missing, tables are displayed as LaTeX, bibliography is missing, in-line math displays well, but math in align environment does not, section labels are displayed, and some other minor issues.  So given that mine is probably a typical use case scenario, my question is this: What commands should I use to get the .odt file I want?  I could not find a fully worked out example on the web.    Here is a specific list of errors.  I'll update how I corrected them based on community suggestions:   Figures not rendering.  Solved by adding .png extension to .tex file in \includegraphics command.  Now figures are included but they are huge, with half of each figure outside the page. No bibliography.  Solved. First, I have one huge consolidated Latex .bib file where I keep all my citations.  I manage it using .  This was giving me problems as I do not keep the cleanest .bib file in town.  So I reduced the problem by using a neat trick in JabRef that allows you to subset your master .bib file using the .aux file generated by Latex when compiling your manuscript.  In JabRef click on Tools > New Subdatabase based on AUX file.  This way I generated a much smaller biblio.bib file with only the articles referenced in my manuscript.  Running pandoc -s document.tex -o document.odt --bibliography=biblio.bib did the trick. Display math. Math in \begin{align} environment displayed in verbatim \latex;  (A partial solution is to use the  Libre Office extension.  Copy and paste the latex math code in the .odt file created by Pandoc into the equation editor, and so on.  Surely this could be built into a macro that can post-process all remaining math.)  UPDATE: Display math works very well using --mathjax extension. Inline math. Inline equation do not always render properly.  Bold math is a problem.  E.g. $\Sigma=\sigma^2\bm{I}$ displays as $\Sigma=\sigma^2\bm{I}$; Labels are displayed (e.g. section labels show as [sec:empirical] blah blah]; All tables display as raw latex. Isomorphism of factor groups I came across an intuitive statement on factor groups that I realized I did not know how to prove.   Let $G$ be a group, and let $H \unlhd G, K \unlhd G$ such that $H \cong K$. I want to show that $G/H \cong G/K$.   I'm not sure how exactly to construct such an isomorphism from an isomorphism $\varphi: H \to K$. Is that the correct approach? By extending such an isomorphism to an automorphism on $\varphi^{\uparrow}:G \to G$, then we could apply the First Isomorphism Theorem to the composition of the natural homomorphism $\mu: G \to G/K$ and that automorphism (for $\ker \mu\varphi^{\uparrow} = H$, if such a $\varphi^\uparrow$ exists).  Edit: Hamou points out this is false in the infinite case: can it still be salvaged in the finite case? Are there restrictions we can put on $G, H,$ and $K$ such that this is true? How to search for upcoming conferences that will be held in a specific subject Why is the content of /run/resolvconf/interface/NetworkManager changed every time I reboot? Show $\,p\mid 9^q -1 \implies q\mid p-1$ for odd primes $p$ and $q$ If $p$ and $q$ are odd primes show that $$p|(9^q -1) \implies q|(p-1).$$ ....  I am having difficulty to prove this.  Yes that was the question I have misunderstood between 9 and q!!! I am trying to use notepad++ and regular expressions to edit a document. I have text in this format  123.45607894.165@abcd;aba 23.456@av1;084 9871.001@fab:9782581afa   And I need to get only the first part of the line , the one before the @ sign. How would I do that to get this:  123.45607894.165 23.456 9871.001 Does the existence (now proved) of gravitational waves imply the existence of Gravitons? I studied the theoretical part about the Gravitational waves in General Relativity (linearization of gravity and small perturbations of the metric and so on).  But I was wondering about: since electromagnetic radiation is composed/carried by Photons (or better:the EM force), shall gravitational waves be composed/carried by Gravitons?   In the end:do gravitational waves imply the existence of gravitons? Or it's something unrelated and off topic? Email searches in Outlook 2013 work as expected. I am trying to refine it by excluding certain folders by default. I was hoping I could uncheck certain folders in Control Panel > Indexing Options > Outlook. Unfortunately, the checkbox is for Outlook itself. I can either search Outlook or not. There is no refinement beyond that. Is there another way to exclude searching of specific folders? What does it mean by 'bringing him gasping to all fours' in Harry potter? Immediately, his insides started writhing as though he'd just swallowed live snakes -- doubled up, he wondered whether he was going to be sick -- then a burning sensation spread rapidly form his stomach to the very ends of his fingers and toes -- next, bringing him gasping to all fours, came to a horrible melting feeling, as the skin all over his body bubbled like hot wax -- and before their eyes, his hands began to grow, the fingers thickened, the knuckles were bulging like bolts -- his shoulders stretched painfully and a prickling on his forehead told him that his hair was creeping down toward his eyebrows -- his robes ripped as his chest expanded like a barrel bursting its hoops -- his feet were agony in shoes four sizes too small      Harry potter and the chamber of secrets   It is the description of the feeling of drinking Polyjuice Potion, which makes someone into a different person, from the point of view of Harry Potter turning into Gregory Goyle.  And I don't understand what 'bring him gasping to all fours' means, especially 'four'. Does four here mean number 4? factorization of a^n+1? I'm trying to prove that $a^n+1$ can only be prime if $n$ is a power of $2$. Is there a general factorization of $a^n+1$? I've tried latexdef which does not handle --- as the operand. And \texemdash is defined as a character. So that leaves me once again leaning on the collective wisdom of the group :) Create alphabetical pager Windows 10 update broke my MBR / GRUB After I ran Windows 10 update this afternoon my partition table broke... I had dual boot with Windows 10 and Ubuntu 14 with Grub as the boot loader. The error that came up was "Error no such partition, Entering rescue mode... grub rescue>". I googled it,  about the boot-repair ISO, installed it on a USB, ran the repair, got this report, but still no luck:    Now the boot skips Grub entirely and goes to Windows boot manager which fails with "The boot configuration data for your PC is missing or contains errors". So now instead of dual boot I have zero boot. Thanks Microsoft.  Anyway can you guys help me interpret the disk info in the pastebin link? I don't remember my partition configuration but I believe Ubunut had slightlty less disk space than Windows. Questions I have:   Is the Ubuntu partition still there? Could it be the one named "Extended"? (sda4) Where would GRUB be? Gone? Can it be reinstalled? how?   I don't really care about the Windows partition anymore, but it would be nice to rescue Ubuntu.