2. In February 2009, 14,676 mortgages were in arrears in Canada, which represented 0.38% of all...

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2. In February 2009, 14,676 mortgages were in arrears in Canada, which represented 0.38% of all mortgages. How many total mortgages were in the Canadian market at that time? FV 3. Solve: PV= , where FV = $3,417.24, i = 0.05, and N = 6 (1+i)N 4. Solve:In $28500 $19250 5. From September 8, 2007 to November 7, 2007, the Canadian dollar experienced a rapid appreciation against the US dollar, going from $0.9482 to $1.1024. What was the percent increase in the Canadian dollar? 6. Solve the equations. 4h-7q=13 6h+3q=33 2. In February 2009, 14,676 mortgages were in arrears in Canada, which represented 0.38% of all mortgages. How many total mortgages were in the Canadian market at that time? FV 3. Solve: PV= , where FV = $3,417.24, i = 0.05, and N = 6 (1+i)N 4. Solve:In $28500 $19250 5. From September 8, 2007 to November 7, 2007, the Canadian dollar experienced a rapid appreciation against the US dollar, going from $0.9482 to $1.1024. What was the percent increase in the Canadian dollar? 6. Solve the equations. 4h-7q=13 6h+3q=33