The asset turnover from the following is: (Round to the nearest tenth) Gross Sales $60,000 //// Sales discount $3,000 II Sales returns and allowances $7,000 //// Total Assets $38,000 O a. 1.4 O b. 1.6 Oc. 1.5 O d. 1.3 A Moving to another question will save this response. «< Question 12 of 23 Sh Informative Top...docx の)

Use the following information Year 0 1 2 3 Cash flow -$1000 $300 $500 $700 WACC= 8.0% Calculate: a) NPV b) IRR c) Payback d) MIRR e) EAA

Solve it using formulas, no tables correct answers: i) i^2 0.059126 > 0.0341 iii) P(wd) £73.34 per £100 nominal iv) using i* > 6% pa --> NPV(6%)= 2.78020 and NPV(6.5%) = 1.59578 therefore i= 6.32% pa and f=2.5% --> i'= 3.72% pa A fixed interest security pays coupons of 5% per annum convertible half-yearly in arrears. The security is redeemable at 110% at the option of the borrower on any anniversary date between 15 and 25 years after the date of issue. An investor, who is liable to tax on income at a rate of 25% and on capital gains at a rate of 30%, intends to buy the product exactly two months after issue for a price that gives a net effective yield of at least 6% per annum. (i) Determine whether the investor would make a capital gain if the bond is held until redemption. (ii) In what way does your answer to part (i) affect the assumptions made for calculating the issue price? Explain in general terms the reasoning behind your chosen pricing approach. (iii) Calculate the maximum…

75. If a business has an asset turnover (Sales/Assets) of 5, plans to continue its current strategy, and wants to increase sales by $1,000,000, in general, then assets will need to be increased by: O A. $5,000,000. O B. $ 200,000.