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CAT Assignment 2
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Sep 8th, 2013
Oct 6th, 2013

Question 1
At Hill University students who register for at least 12 credits are considered Full-Time students and pay
$4,320 tuition. Students who register for less that 12 credits are considered Part-Time students and pays
$360 per credit. Create a worksheet that allows you to enter a student’s name and the number of credits for which he or she is registering. The worksheet should then display
1) The status of the student (Full-Time or Part-Time) and
2) The amount of tuition owed.
Try your worksheet on the following three students: Maria 15 credits, John 6 credits, Yu 12 credits.

Question 2
In the country of Freedonia, the national currency is the royal. Single people pay no taxes on the first 1,000 royals, 10% on any income between 1,000 and 3,000 royals, 20% on any income between 3,000 to 10,000 royals, and 30% on any income over 10,000. Married people filing jointly pay no taxes on the first 1,000 royals, 8% on any income between 1,000 and 3,000 royals, 15% on any income between 3,000 to 10,000 royals, and 25% on any income in excess of 10,000 royals. So, for example, a single person with an income of 5,000 royals world pay 200 royals for the income between 1,000 and 3,000 and 400 for the income between 3,000 and 5,000 for a total tax bill of 600 royals. Create a worksheet the tax given the marriage status and income. The worksheet also should show the actual percentage of income owed in taxes. In the example given the 600 royals owed represent 12% of income.

Question 3
You are considering purchasing a new car. The price would be $18,239. You would pay $2,000 now and the rest monthly in a four-year loan. The automobile dealership is offering a sales promotion where either
1) you will received a $1,000 rebate check right now and the annual interest rate on the loan will be 11.9% or
2) The annual interest rate on the loan will be 1.9% but there is no rebate.

Create a worksheet

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