I need help with understanding how to interpret z values that represent 1.21, case studies of null hypothesis testing, and case studies of type I and II errors

Instructions A night club owner has just changed ownership and  the new owner has contracted G&B consulting to help decide the  direction the club will take.  Based on the local music scene, it would  make the most sense to book either rock bands or country bands.  The new  owner is aware that a competing night club is hoping to attract new  customers while the new club is getting itself established.  Since these  are the only two night clubs in town competing to book the same bands,  whatever market share is gained by one is lost by the other making this a  zero-sum game.  The new club owner has hired you to find the optimum  strategy for this situation. What to Submit To  complete this assignment, you must first download the word document.   Your  step-by-step breakdown of the problems, including explanations, should be  present within the word document provided.

Find the value of each annuity. Give your answer to the nearest dollar.Amount of DepositFrequency CompoundedRateNumber of YearsType of Annuity$500Annually6%30Ordinary$600Semiannually12%10DueFor purposes of compensation, an actuary working for a lawyer estimates the annual earnings of a September 11 victim that died at the Twin Towers at age 32.The victim was making $95,000 a year and a stream of payments for that amount would have likely accrued to him annually until retirement at age 65.The actuary knows that this is an ordinary annuity problem. He assumes, as is usual, that the victim's salary would grow in tandem with inflation, which for years has hovered at around at 3% annually.What is the future value of this annuity, the minimum basis for a possible settlement with the relatives of the victim if a fair settlement were indeed on the table?(Please note that, in court, the argument over compensation will likely be about the annuity's present value, as close relatives have immediate needs for cash; we will cover the concept of an annuity's present value next week and then return to this problem.)Belle and the Beast want to retire in 10 years and can save $2,000 every three months. They plan to deposit the money at the beginning of each quarter into an account paying 4% compounded quarterly. How much will they have in 10 years?Review the Art Space Tokyo project. Focus on the choice of rewardsHow is the choice justified?