Kelly has decided to start his own business giving sailing l…
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Kelly hаs decided tо stаrt his оwn business giving sаiling lessоns. To purchase equipment for the business, Kelly withdrew $1,000 from his savings account, which was earning 3% interest, and borrowed an additional $2,000 from the bank at an interest rate of 7%. What is Kelly's annual opportunity cost of the financial capital that has been invested in the business?
Whаt will get printed when this prоgrаm runs? Write the оutput аnd briefly explain why. class A: def __init__(self) -> Nоne: print("1") class B(A): def __init__(self) -> None: super().__init__() print("2") class C(B): def __init__(self) -> None: super().__init__() print("3") def main() -> None: C() main()
Here is the spreаdsheet templаte. Exаm3_template.xlsx Yоu shоuld dоwnload this file to a known location on your computer and rename it Exam3.xlsx where is your last name. You should do all work in this file. You do not need to use cell addresses for your solutions to question 1. You may, as usual, create additional columns if you wish. 1) On the Salary worksheet is data about employees and their pay. You are assigned the following tasks: a) In cells a9 to a13, allow an employee to be added but only a name from those in cells i2 though i25. You don't have to put names in a9 to a13 - just set up the restriction that the name exists in i2 through i25. (6 pts) b) Highlight with green letters on a light green background any cell from c2 to c13 that is greater than or equal to 115. Note that if I change any cell in the range c2 to c13, its character/background color should change based upon the 115 rule. (6 pts) c) In cells c9 through c13, allow the entry of a daily rate but ensure that it can only be between 80 and 125 inclusive. That is, make it impossible to enter a value that is not between 80 and 125 inclusive. (6 pts) d) In the column labeled Addon1, in rows 2 – 13, calculate Addon1 which is 4.2% of the daily rate if the employee has worked more than 150 days from their Start Date (Column B) to today. Otherwise, enter 0. (6 pts) e) In the column labeled Addon2, in rows 2 – 13, calculate Addon2 which is 8.5% of the daily rate if the employee's start month is either August or October in any year, and 0 otherwise. (6 pts) f) In the column labeled Daily Pay, in rows 2 – 13, calculate the Daily Pay, which is the amount the employee is paid each day, and is the sum of the Daily Rate, Addon1 and Addon2. (1 pt) g) In the column labeled Pay, in rows 2 – 13, calculate what the employee will be paid at the end of this month. Assume an employee works every day of the week starting today until the end of the month. The value of “today” is the date the spreadsheet is opened. For example, assuming today were May 21 and an employee's Daily Pay is $117, then the pay would be $1,170 as he/she would be working 10 days at a daily rate of $117/day. Your solution should work for any month and any “today” in that month. (5 pts) 2) Importing files: Download the files text1.txt and text2.txt. The files should then be in your Downloads folder. text1.txt text2.txt If text1.txt or text2.txt do not download but instead open in the browser, then i) Open Notepad ii) Copy the data from the web page and paste it into Notepad iii) Save into 2 files text1.txt and text2.txt a) In the worksheet named text1, read in the file text1.txt such that each value is placed in a separate cell. In this file, the separator character is *. (4 pts) b) In the worksheet names text2, read in the file text2.txt such that each field is placed in a separate cell. In this file, there are 3 fields: salesperson# which is the first 4 characters, followed by invoice# which is 5 characters, and customer# which is 4 characters. For example, in the first row, the salesperson# is W100, the invoice# is 35186, and the customer# is 7000. (4 pts) 3) On the worksheet CopyData, copy what’s in cells B1:B1000 to D1:D1000 in such a way that if I delete what’s in column A, those values in column D will remain unchanged. 4) On the worksheet Invoices, without changing the order of the rows in the worksheet Invoices, display only the rows that are for AcctNum (column C) 1192 and 2479, and for SalesAgents (column H) PG and SCW. (4 pts) All pivot tables should be in Outline layout. (xxxx pts) 5) Using the data in worksheet SalesData: a) Create a Pivot table that shows for each Sales Agent, the largest Quantity purchased of each product number. Name the worksheet that has this Pivot table PT1. Position Worksheet PT1 just to the right of worksheet SalesData. (5 pts) b) Create a 2nd Pivot table that shows for each Sales Agent the number of times each of their accounts (column with heading AcctNum) made purchases. For example, Sales Agent DF sold to Acct Num 9 twice, sold to AcctNum 12 once, and sold to AcctNum 107 14. These are just 3 examples. Name the worksheet that has this Pivot table PT2. Position Worksheet PT2 just to the right of worksheet PT1. (6 pts) c) Create a 3rd Pivot table that shows for each Sales Agent, the total Quantity purchased by each account for Products whose numbers are 5, 20, 30 and 35. Use the pivot table filter to accomplish this. Name the worksheet that has this Pivot table Pivot3. Position Worksheet PT3 just to the right of worksheet PT2. (6 pts) ### Save your work now. d) Create a 4th pivot table that shows the quantity sold by month and by year. (So your pivot table should show, for example, the quantity sold for June of 2011.) Name the worksheet that has this Pivot table PT4. Position Worksheet PT4 just to the right of worksheet PT3. (5 pts) For the remaining questions, use the crime statistics data in the Seattle_Crime_Stats worksheet. This is actual crime data for Seattle by year, census tract (area), and crime type. (I’ve modified it a bit.) The last column (Report_Year_Total) gives the number of occurrences of that crime type for that year in that census tract. Continue using the outline report layout. Format the numbers in your tables to no decimal places, and commas separating the 1,000s. (So the number 2648 should appear in your pivot table as 2,648.) 6) a) Create a pivot table of the total number of crimes by type and year. Years should be in the rows and crime type in the columns. Add three slicers: report year, census tract, and crime type. Use the slicers to only show results for census tracts 1 thru 5, years 2017 – 2024, and all crime types EXCEPT Property Crimes Total and Violent Crimes Total. (5 pts) b) Format the census tract slicer so that the buttons are in two columns. (3 pts) Name the worksheet that has this Pivot table PT5. Position Worksheet PT5 just to the right of worksheet Seattle_Crime_Stats. 7) a) Create a pivot table with crime type in the rows. The table should display the average number of each crime type, the maximum number of each crime type and the minimum number of each crime type (across all years and census tracts) The average number of each crime type should be displayed to two decimal places. (6 pts) b) Create a scatter plot of Max of Report_Year_Total vs. Average of Report_Year_Total. The scatter plot should update automatically as the values in the pivot table change. (A scatter plot of these variables doesn’t make a lot of sense, but you should be able to create any plot from a pivot table.) (6 pts) Name this worksheet PT6 and position it to the right of PT5. Proper formatting/style: 5 pts *** Be sure to save your file and submit it before time expires. ****