discuss the solutions to these questions

For instance, if a friend asks you for the mass of an electron and you don't know, you can do two things to provide an answer. You can engage in speculation and most likely give a wrong answer ("An electron is small, so its mass is only a few grams"). Or you can look up the experimentally-measured answer ("Let me bring up the NIST website... it says an electron has a mass of 9.1 10^-31kg). In some cases, you can even perform the experiment yourself. Turning to speculation when you don't know the answer is tempting because it makes you look smart and it lets you be lazy. But if there is experimentally-measured data already available, then there is absolutely no need to speculate. In such instances, speculation will only spread misinformation. Most of the science-sounding comments and answers posted on the internet by non-experts with no reference to experimental data exemplifies this type of unhelpful speculation. With the near-instantaneous communication speeds and vast resources of the modern internet, there is no excuse for speculating when experimental data is available. The problem is often that non-experts confuse "I don't know" with "nobody knows", and thereby feel justified in spreading scientific speculation, justifying such actions with the thoughts, "my guess is as good as anybody's because no one really knows". In fact, most of the scientific questions that a non-expert encounters in everyday life have long been answered by scientific experiments. In order to avoid non-productive speculation, an honest and self-aware non-expert should never respond to a science question with the phrases "nobody knows" or "let me tell you my guess", but should rather respond with "let me look that up" or even "let's run an experiment and find out"

questions

1.analyse the financial accounting framework behind Interest, dividends, losses and gains

2.conceptualize the Initial recognition of any financial asset

3.what is the implication of theamortized cost in financialfor financial assets?

4.describe the gains and losses in the financial assetsas the fair value treatment in the financialstatements

5. introduce lease to financial parameters in financeassets

6.give the various phasesof the Guaranteed residual value

7.what role does the Unguaranteed residual value play inensuring lessor parties are related

8. as for the aggregate present value, discuss the Interest rate implicit in the lease

9.what contract engagement make theFinance (Or Capital) Lease the backbone for the irrevocable phenomenon?

10.discuss the financial Disclosure requirements for finance lease As per IAS 17