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What does Lincoln say is his main purpose of the civil war ans.the reason for the sacrifices at Gettysburg?
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What stores water?
Type your ansThe human body is about 70% water (H2O), but the concentration varies at different locations (Brain 75%, Heart 75%, Lungs 86%, Muscle 75%, Liver 85%, Kidney 83%, Bone 22%, Blood 83%, Saliva 95%, Perspiration 95%). 65% of water is stored as intracellular water 35% of water is stored as extracellular waterwer here...
How does temperature affect mean temperature?
ANSBecause the pressure decreases with altitude, the temperature also decreases. The rate is about -4 degrees F for each 1000 feet of altitude. This holds all the way up to the tropopause. See the link for a more complete explanation. ANSThe further away from the surface of the Earth the farther you are from the main heat source. Heat is reflected from the suns radiation and heats the atmosphere. The further away from the surface the colder the temperature no matter the weather or season.
What is an organ in an animal that stores food in the process of digestion?
Type your ansThe human body is about 70% water (H2O), but the concentration varies at different locations (Brain 75%, Heart 75%, Lungs 86%, Muscle 75%, Liver 85%, Kidney 83%, Bone 22%, Blood 83%, Saliva 95%, Perspiration 95%). 65% of water is stored as intracellular water 35% of water is stored as extracellular waterwer here...
How is the altitude affected by the temperature?
Temperature changes with an increase or decrease of altitude. This change is known as the "lapse rate" and it varies depending on the amount of moisture in the particular mass of air. The "dry adiabatic lapse rate" (for dry air masses) is a temperature decrease of about 3 degrees C per thousand feet of altitude, while the "wet adiabatic lapse rate" (for moist air masses) is a temperature decrease of about 1.66 degrees C per thousand feet of altitude. For average conditions, a figure of 3.5 degrees F (2 degrees C) per 1000 feet is commonly used.
Is private mortgage insurance a benefit to the lender in a chapter 7 bankruptcy case?
Depends on what you call a benefit.generally, IF they have a loss on the loan, as defined under the terms of the insurance agreement (and insurance agreements have some strange definitions), the PMI Co may reimburse them for that loss. They, and no one else will either, going to make money by someone not paying on the contract as they were sworn to, if that's what your thinking!Yes PMI is a benefit to the lender. Most lender's require you to pay PMI in case something like this happens. They know that situations happen and the debtor may not be able to pay on the contract as they were SWORN to???ansThe retort provided above is overly simplistic.First most lenders don't require PMI, in fact it is only required on loans where the down payment is less than 20% (sometimes even a lower percentage) and don't have some other type of coverage, like FHA or VA programs. Broadly, sub-prime loans. At whatever time your home can be shown to be worth 20% more than the mortgage, the PMI can be dropped.It does not cover all events by any means. Many things aren't covered...first there must be a loss by the lender that is covered. Which, especially if there are more than one loan on the property, or HELOC, etc. (so the person was borrowing against the appreciation/equity), frequently isn't the case. More importantly, like all insurance contracts, the devil is in the details...most, if not all PMI programs will never be responsible for more than the original amount of the loan...which, considering the many negatively amortizing mortgages, and that not paying while incurring additional interest, penalties and fees, can happen regularly.Of course, having PMI is never an excuse to not do all those things that were part of the mortgage agreement, generally appearing right above the line you signed where words like "I hereby swear and agree to abide by the....." appeared
