no they are not charged.
I believe they'd are positively charged.
negatively charged
yes. negatively charged ion is called cation and where as a positively charged ion is anion.
No. Every atom has a positively charged nucleus surrounded by negatively charged electrons.Unless you are talking about antimatter. The atoms of antimatter have negatively charged nuclei and surrounded by positively charged positrons
Gross Premium is the Total premium indicated to be charged.
In fact, gross annual premium includes tax element including service tax charged on premium amount.
The term is "premium".
No. It has a horizontally opposed turbo charged 4 cylinder.
No, It shouldn't have "Charged the internet" the only payment you have to go through is when you purchase a premium Minecraft account.
Premium rate numbers - are any numbers charged at a higher rate than a 'normal' number. For example - in the UK, premium numbers start with 07, 08 or 09. The company that the number belongs to - usually gets a percentage of the higher charge, with the rest going to the phone company.
An actuary is a highly skilled mathematician who helps to calculate the rate that needs to be charged by the insurer based upon the likelihood that an event will occur. The premium charged by the insurer to the consumer is a function of the rate.
First of all there is no insurance available against any event/risk which has fixed chance of occurence. However, the premium charged by an insurer is calculated as follows, of course as per acturial studies based on law of large numbers:- Premium = (Probable loss x probability of loss)+G&A Expenses + Normal profit
It can be if the blood work is a condition of underwriting. When this happens what you generally find in the small print is the higher rate is actually what you are charged with a discount for complying with all the underwriting requirements. It is technically the loss of a discount not an increase in the premium.
I contacted an emergency plumber this past weekend as I had a leak coming through my ceiling from the bathroom. He charged me a $300 premium for being called on the weekend. Does this sounds reasonable, or excessive? I am considering filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.
Annual Premium= Annual Base Premium * Driver-Rating Factor To get annual base premium the formula is... Annual base Premium= Liability Premium + Collision Premium + Comprehensive Premium.
A 'premium rate' number - is one that's charged at a (often much) higher rate than normal. A 'normal' number in the UK is only charged at a few pence per minute - premuim rate n umbers can cost 150 pence per minute or more ! A proportion of the cost of the higher charge goes to the service provider (in addition to BT taking their 'cut').