Elena is negotiating the purchase of a kitchen table from her neighbor Beixi. Her goal is to acquire it for 250 and she will begin the negotiations by offering 150. If Elena cannot negotiate a price of 300 or less for the table, she will purchase a new table from a store for 400. Beixi’s goal is to sell the table for 350. She will counter Elena’s initial offer by countering with 400. If Beixi cannot get at least 275 from Elena for the table, she will sell it to her nephew for 200. (Select one):

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How would I get input from the HTML file to put into thejavascript file ?

Section 2: JavaScript LanguageBasics

  

class div

{

  

constructor(price, percent,numShare)

{

this.price = price;

this.percent = percent;

this.numShare = numShare;

}

  

calcdivPersh()

{

var div = this.price *(this.percent/100)/4;

  

return div.toFixed(2);

}

calcAnnDiv()

{

var div1 = this.price *(this.percent/100);

  

return div1.toFixed(2);

}

  

calcQrtDiv()

{

var div2 = (this.price *(this.percent/100)/4) *this.numShare;

  

return div2.toFixed(2);

}

calcTlAnDiv()

{

var div3 = ((this.price *(this.percent/100)/4) * this.numShare) * 4;

  

return div3.toFixed(2);

}

calcDivPerc(divShare)

{

return ((divShare *4) * 100 )/this.price;

}

} Attached

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Your friend wanted to buy a two-bedroom apartment in St. Lucia that is priced at $560,000. However, she does not understand the logic behind a mortgage payment. Your training at UQ Business School has prepared you well for this situation and you are going to help her with your knowledge from “FINM7401 Finance” to assess different finance options as shown in below: Floating-rate Mortgage Option: ABC Bank offers a mortgage with a down payment of $100,000 (paid on the day of purchase of the apartment) and the balance financed by a 3.79% p.a. fixed interest (compounded quarterly) mortgage with a term of 20 years with quarterly payments (first payment is paid on the day of purchase of the apartment). Unfortunately, this fixed interest rate will last only two years and then the rate will be variable for the remainder of the mortgage. ABC Bank estimates that the variable rate will be 5.38% p.a. (compounded quarterly) at the beginning of year 3. For your calculation, this variable rate is assumed to remain constant over the remaining life of the mortgage. Application fees for this loan are $2,000, which must be paid in cash on the date of purchase. Interest Only Option: ABC Bank also offers you an interest-only option. This option might be interesting for those who want to have a greater flexibility with their cash flows. You will be paying only interest for the first five years, after that, you will be paying interest and the principle for the remaining 25 years. You would make monthly payments over the full life of the loan. A down payment of $95,000 is to be paid on the day of purchase and the interest rate is fixed at 5% p.a. (compounded monthly). Off-the-Plan Option: A real-estate agent told you that as a first-time homeowner, your friend will be eligible to receive a first home owner’s grant of $10,000 if you buy a brand new apartment. Luckily, there is a development project offering a new apartment that is almost the same as the one that your friend likes, and it also priced at $560,000. However, this new property is currently selling as ‘off-the-plan’ (‘off-the-plan’ means a property that hasn’t been built yet). It will be exactly two years before your apartment settles. For an off the plan purchase, you will be paying 10% deposit when you sign the contract with a developer (you will sign it today) and the remaining balance will due on the settlement date. Your 10% deposit with the developer will be earning an interest at 4% p.a. (compounded monthly). Let’s assume on the settlement date. You decide to pay another 10% of the purchase price. The $10,000 grant will be credited to your saving account on the settlement date (for easy calculation purposes) and you will use it to pay off your mortgage. The remaining balance will be financed by the mortgage, where the first repayment happens one month after the settlement date. The application fee for this loan is $3,000 in cash on the settlement date. You will take out a 30-year mortgage paying a fixed at 5% p.a. (compounded monthly). Meanwhile, you will be renting a unit before your apartment is settled. The monthly expense for renting is $880 (due at the beginning of every month, beginning today).

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Purpose

This task evaluates the student’s technical skills in the management of unstructured data, with potential usage in real

applications.

These assessment supports student understandings of the techniques related to unstructured data management and

data processing

Instructions

• Read these instructions.

• Answer as many questions as possible.

• Place your name, ID and answers in your document.

• Please submit your Word file with your answers and graphs (embedded) where appropriate as a SINGLE

document in the Submission Portal.

• Do not submit PDF files.

Question 1 (15 marks)

Suppose you have joined a search engine development team to design a search algorithm based on both the Vector

model and the Boolean model.

You have collected the following (3) documents (unstructured) and plan to apply an index technique to convert them

into an inverted index.

Doc 1 data science is a field to use scientific method, process, algorithm, system to extract knowledge.

Doc 2 data mining is the process to discover pattern in large data to involve method at the database system.

Doc 3 information system is the study of network of hardware and software that people use to process data.

To answer the below questions, you have to provide the detailed procedures step by step.

Question 1.1: In the process of creating the inverted index, please complete the following steps:

Remove all stop words and punctuation.The list of stop words for this task is provided as follows:

Is, An, That, Use, And, To, From, In, Both, Of, At, The

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