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Why does the frog heart have lower heart rate than mammalian heart?
Frog's internal body temperature is lower than that of a mammal lower temperature = slower heart rate
Example of Internal rate of return?
Money deposited in an interest bearing account has a rate of return. the institution will take that money and reinvest it so they can make money off of it as well.This rate of return on the internal investment is the internal rate of return, which is usually higher than that paid to the original investor.
How do you calculate internal return rate?
by using the Net present value calculations.
Distinguish between the net present value and internal rate of return?
net present valueis: a snap shot of what a company worth at a certain time. the book value of the company NOW. internal rate of return is the rate of profit on stock holders equity.
What are the side effects of mixing cocaine and phentermine?
Both are central nervous stimulators. Both increase blood pressure and heart rate. Mixing the two may cause heart failure, internal bleeding due to blood pressure rate increase to high, fainting, death so on. Just not a good idea... Not recommend to mix.
What techniques are there for capital budgeting?
A capital budget includes a payback period, the net present value, and the internal rate of return. It may also include a modified internal rate of return.
What are the three capital expenditure techniques?
Internal rate of return, net present value, accounting rate of return and payback method.
What concern should I have with Normal to low blood pressure with a high heart rate?
Normal to low BP and an increased heart rate point towards a problem with circulating volume. This can happen if an otherwise healthy person is significantly dehydrated. It is also frequently seen after blood loss from a trauma or internal bleeding. I suggest seeing your doctor, who can determine the cause and get it corrected.
Method of evaluating capital investment proposals that ignore present value?
internal rate of return
A method of evaluating capital investment proposals that ignore present value?
internal rate of return
What happens to your heart rate when you immerse both legs in cold water?
Your heart rate slows down as your body is trying to preserve energy in order to keep internal organs at appropriate temperature.
How fast can you loose blood internally?
The rate at which you can lose blood internally depends on various factors such as the type of injury, location of bleeding, and individual's health condition. In severe cases, internal bleeding can lead to rapid blood loss and can be life-threatening if not treated promptly. It is important to seek immediate medical attention if you suspect internal bleeding.
