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Currently the department of debt servicing of the federal republic of Nigeria is planning to finance its major project in order to do this, it decided to sell its bonds with variable maturing rates.
1. How would this transaction be treated in the financial statements of the FGN?
2. What is the relevant IFRS/IAS for this transaction
3. what is the substance of this transaction

all accounting students can use this as a guide for their study.
The content of the document shows the full dose of the recent method adopted by the IFRS in preparing final accounts.
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h(x) = 4√x / x^2 - 2
Let's see how this function will change with respect to x
The quotient rule we call it shall change this function easier
In order to do this; let's call the top U and the bottom V
U = 4√x then it is 4x^1/2
V = x^2 - 2
The rule formula is V(du/dx) - U(dv/dx) / V^2
h'(x) = (x^2 - 2)(1/2 *4x^ -1/2 -1) - (4x^1/2)(2*x^2-1 - 0*2x^0-1) / (x^2 - 2)^2
= (x^2 -2)( 2x^ -1/2) - (4x^1/2)(2*x^1) - 0 /(x^2 - 2)^2
Expanding the brackets
= (x^2 * 2x^-1/2) - 2(2x^ -1/2) - (4x^1/2 * 2x^1) / (x^2 -2)^2
= 2* x^(2+(-1/2) - 4x^-1/2 - (4*2*x^(1/2+1) / (x^2 - 2)^ 2
= 2x^3/2 - 4x^-1/2 - 8x^3/2 / (x^2 - 2) ^ 2
= 2√(x)^3 - 4/√x - 8√(x)^3 / (x^2 - 2) ^ 2
= 2 -8(√x^3) / (x^2 - 2) ^ 2
Answer is [ -6(√x^3) / (x^2 - 2)^2]
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Science Students if you just know how to convert from radians to degrees and you don't know how the formula came about let me show you something
I know you know that one complete revolution of a circle is equal to 360 ° which is equal to the circumference of a circle of 2πr
Therefore 2πr = 360
Now radians by definition is measured by the ratio of the length of arc(2πr) divided by the radius(r) of the circle
Let's use x to represent teta the measurement in radians
So x = 2πr/r
Note that the circumference of the circle has been broken to radians
Therefore 2πr/ r (radians) = 360°
Cancelling r we have 2π radians = 360°
In order to get one radian we have to cancel both sides by 2π
2π radian/ 2π = 360°/2π
Therefore 1 radian = 360°/2π = 180°/π
This is how the measurement of 1 radian came about
If you want to convert it back to degrees let me show you something
From where I stopped that 1 radian = 180°/ π
Cross multiply π to the radian side leaving 180° which we shall have ( π radian = 180°)
Therefore 1 degree will be dividing both side by 180
We shall have [1° = π radian/ 180]
The summary of the formulas
Convert from radian to degrees [ 180°/π X x°]
Convert from degree to radian [ π/180 x radians)
Ask any questions because more proofs are coming