If you were running for president what would your top three priorities be and why?
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Explanation:
If I was president of the US now, I would do what every young, or naive, person would probably do: spend money to defeat ISIS and/or work with other nations to bring North Korea back as a republic. Defeating ISIS would be the easy part, send a bunch of troops into Syria and Iraq to fight ISIS to try and make them surrender before a last resort action. If that doesn’t work, I would do the last resort action: recall all troops from the area, and have specialized troops go in and drop an A-bomb or two, like we did in WWII.
Bringing North Korea back as a republic, though, would probably take two terms of work- and maybe some work for my successor. That would be that much work because in order to get other nations, which might not be allies, together and start talking, we need to make treaties. What I’m trying to say is that we would have to make peace with almost every country, and then unite and use all military force against North Korea.
My idea to stop ISIS would only be a minor war, similar to the war in Afghanistan. The only thing is, it would still cost a lot of money- or “moola”, as I sometimes call itMy plan for North Korea, like I said, would take at least two terms of work. It would cost a lot of money, and probably put us into a WWIII. I won’t imagine the circumstances, though, because all of it would be worth it. The strategies I have could work. Both wars would be likely to end quickly.
Others may think that this is a bad idea, but that’s because almost everyone in this country is conservative.
Economically, I would have a plan similar to Reagan’s plan from 1980, at least with houses. To see what Reagan’s plan was in 1980, visit The Living Room Candidate. The commercial “Door Slam” talks about how during 1976 and 1980, inflation went up, and you could no longer get the house you wanted. I would make inflation go down, like he said he would do.
As James Marx mentioned previously, I would bring the economy back to how it was
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Solution:
Given
Principal (p) = Rs50000
Rate of interest (r) = 8% p.a
Let the amount at the end of the second year = A
\boxed{Amount = p\times(1+\frac{r}{100})^{n}}
Amount=p×(1+
100
r
)
n
i)
Let the number of times interest paid in 2 years ( n)=2
A = 50000[1+8/100]²
= 50000 × (108/100)²
= 5×108×108
= Rs58320
Therefore,
The amount standing to her
credit at the end of the second
year (A) = Rs58320
ii ) Finding interest for third year:
P = Rs 58320,
R = 8%
T = 1 year
Simple Interest (I) = (PTR)/100
= ( 58320 × 1 × 8 )/100
= Rs 4665.60
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