Suppose that the current one-year rate (one-year spot rate) and expected one-year T-bill rates over the following three years (i.e., years 2, 3, and 4, respectively) are as follows: 1R1 = 6 %, E(2r1) = 7 %, E(3r1) = 7.5 % E(4r1) = 7.85 %

Here is the manual link

Press CTRL+F Type in 'tax' top right, press Enter. Scroll through the 19 mentions, Number 3 shows it. Copied and pasted below, but it doesn't show symbol image. The first paragraph covers getting into setting mode and setting date and time, then comes 'Tax Rate'.

https://www.manuallib.com/download//SHARP-EL-1801PIII-OPERATION-MANUAL.PDF

GT • RATE SET GRAND TOTAL / RATE SETTING MODE SELECTOR: "GT": Grand Total "•": Neutral "RATE SET": To set the date, time, and tax rate, set this switch at the "RATE SET" position. Date: • Enter in the order of month, day and year, then press to complete the entry. • Use to separate month, day, and year. • When is pressed, the number entered is evaluated and displayed as "date" if the value is within the following range; "Error" is displayed otherwise, and the previously set date is restored. Month: 1 - 12; day: 1 - 31; Year: 2000 - 2099 (in 4 digits) or 00 - 99 (in 2 digits) Time: • Enter in the order of hour, minutes, then press to complete the entry. (There is no entry available for the seconds value. The clock starts at zero second.) • If the hour/minute digit is less than 10, it is not necessary to enter the first digit "0". • Use to separate hour and minute values. • When is pressed, the number entered is evaluated and displayed as "time" if the value is within the following range; "Error" is displayed otherwise, and the previously set time is restored. Hour: 0 - 23 (24-hour system for the hour entry), Minute: 0 - 59

Tax rate: • Press three times, enter the tax rate, followed by . • A maximum of 4 digits can be stored (decimal point is not counted as a digit). • Only one rate can be stored. If you enter a new rate, the previous rate will be cleared.

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1. Make sure the HP-12C is in compounding mode. Press STO-EEX repeatedly until a tiny "C" appears in lower right of display.
2. Make sure "BEGIN" is NOT shown in the display. If it is, press g-END.
3. Clear financial registers: f-FIN. (That is really the "f" key then kind of the "Clear FIN" key -- I'm sure you'll see it.)
4. Enter zero as "initial investment". CLx, then g-CF0. (You have to do this because the 12C actually computes the "NPV" as an excess or deficit over the entered "initial investment". By entering zero, you force the calculator to just give you the actual net present value.)
5. Your first cash flow is +2.00. So, enter 2.00, then press g-CFj.
6. Next cash flow: +2.10. Enter 2.1, then press g-CFj.
7. Last cash flow: +22.20 (the final value of the stock plus the last dividend payment). Enter 22.20, then press g-CFj.
8. Enter the 10% interest (a.k.a. discount) rate. Enter 10, then press "i".
9. Compute the NPV. Press g-NPV. The answer is indeed 20.23 (at least to two decimal places).

LW28080 is NCC brand digital power center.
Copy following link to identify timer and download manual
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#0050024
Programming should start on the day you selected for Program 1 ON. So if Tues was selected, timer should start Tuesday.

Use paper clip, and push in Reset button for 2 seconds. Repeat. Always reset digital timers before programming to clear memory glitches.

Plug timer in for 10 minutes to charge battery.
Be sure to set current time with correct day, hour am-pm and minute.
Each ON program requires OFF program
Set program 1 ON and then set program 1 OFF.
Make sure selected day(s) of operation match for both ON and OFF settings.
Check am-pm conflicts in programming.
Avoid 12:00, to avoid am-pm confusion. Use 12:01 or 11:59
Avoid programming overlaps and conflicts that cause timer not to function as expected.

When programming is finished, press current time button to return to current time.
It appears timer is ready for programmed operation at this point.
Install Mi-MH battery that comes with timer.
Do not exceed watt rating.
This timer comes with 1 year limited warranty and can be expected to last 1 or 2 seasons, and probably quit season 3.
1-800-730-3707

If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/gene_9f0ef4df2f9897e7

Hi BBrown,

There is an excellent step-by-step guide here

http://www.computermemoryupgrade.net/installing-laptop-memory.html

However, you NEED to find out what exact model of Gateway laptop you have to make sure that the RAM modules that you buy will work with your laptop since there are physical limitations to make sure you don't install the incorrect types.

For example, there's SDRAM (associated with Pentium III laptops from 10 years ago) and three generations of Dual Data-Rate memory (DDR for short).

DDR3 would be used in current laptops (maybe up to 2 years old), DDR2 (2-6 years old) and of course, Pentium4 era DDR as well,

Hope the helps
-BuzzPuppy

If a fuse is blowing, it's usually caused by a short somewhere and is intended to prevent further damage or a potential electrical fire. It's generally safe to use a fuse rated for ~10% more current, but if it still blows out, I'd recommend taking it in for service. A higher rated fuse will have no bearing on the normal operation of the TV.

Did you take into account that you have beginning of the year payements? Your calculator probably treats it as an end-of-the-year payment? Did you try treating the first payement as an initial cash flow (should be available as an option in your calculator input) and the treat the three remaining years as end of the year payements at your 9% rate. It should do it.

you can increase the sides of the flames by opening the orifices, if not differences. make the orifices holes a bit bigger, you can have as big of a flame as you want. those orifices are at the connection of the burner with the valve that supplies gas to the burners.