Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Define implicit interest. Calculate the implicit interest amount. Determine the number of years to repay. Calculate the implied interest percent.

Answer: If you borrow money from someone and agree to pay it back with an additional amount, you are not specifying any interest or interest rate. Let's use the example that you borrow $100,000 from your brother and promise to pay him back in 5 years plus an extra $25,000. In order to find the interest rate that is "implicit" or "implied" in this agreement, you need to do a mathematical calculation. The formula you will use is total amount paid/amount borrowed raised to 1/number of periods = x. Then x-1 x100 = implicit interest rate. For the example in Step 1, first divide the total payback amount by the borrowed amount. In this example, you borrowed $100,000 and pay back a total of $125,000, so $125,000 divided by $100,000 is 1.25. Raise the result of the first step to the power of 1/n, where n is the number of periods interest is paid. For simplicity, we can use n=5 for 5 years to calculate the implied annual interest rate. Thus, 1.25^(1/5) = 1.25^0.2 = 1.0456. Subtract 1 from the above result. Thus 1.0456-1 = 0.0456. Then multiply the above result by 100, to arrive at 4.56%, which is the implicit interest rate per year.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Don't put too much weight on the fact that a company is BBB accredited. Compare information found on the BBB website to information from other consumer-focused business review sites. Consider using industry-specific sources to check on a company.

Answer: Though the BBB is a great resource for accessing detailed information about a business, the BBB has come under some criticism for how much weight the public places on the BBB accreditation process. This is because the BBB accreditation process only requires the submission of an application and fee to the BBB, as well as the business's agreement to adhere to abstract standards such as operating with transparency. Consider BBB accreditation as being more like a club membership, as opposed to being a true certification of business excellence. Though BBB accreditation indicates that a business values its' relationship with the public, this does not mean that the BBB has conducted a substantial, in-depth, on-site review of the company and its operations. Unlike the BBB, some companies such as Angie's List rely on membership fees from consumers and not businesses. As a result, there is less of an incentive for Angie's List to inflate ratings, or to otherwise act for the benefit of listed businesses. Though all of these companies also rely on business advertisements, using multiple websites to check out a company is a great way to get a clear picture of a business, their practices, and interactions with the public. The BBB provides general information about companies, and sometimes the more specific information gets lost in the bigger picture. Take the time to locate more specialised industry-specific sources that review and provide information about businesses. For example, if you are checking on a computer parts company, consider looking at reviews on PCWorld.com, or other sources related to computers.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a facial wipe that is alcohol- and fragrance-free. Finished.

Answer: The makeup wipes designed to remove an entire face of makeup may be too harsh on the delicate skin around your eyes. Look for a wipe made specifically for use around your eyes Sensitive baby wipes can sometimes be used to cleanse your face, but they're not designed to lift off makeup. Try to stick to wipes that are specifically for makeup removal for the best results.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: List your domain with a selling service. Hire a domain broker. Use an auction service.

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There are a variety of selling services that will list your site. These services take a cut of the sale, but can lead to much more exposure to the domain. Some services allow you to add extra descriptions and comments about the domain, which can help boost sales. Popular sites include: Sedo Flippa GoDaddy AfterNic There are many brokerage services available that will actively try to sell your site. These services typically cost more than a standard listing service, but may yield better results. Always research the brokerage service before signing any contracts. Make sure they are effective and fair in their pricing. Besides listings and brokerages, there are auction sites as well. eBay is actually one of the most popular domain name auctions, and there are others as well. Many listing services offer auction services as well.