he company will realize the expected profit at the current selling price.   True or False

Find the economic profit for this scenario.    Principal: $1,000    Rate: 4% compounded monthly    Time: 1 year    Risk free rate: 3% annually

Find the economic profit for this scenario.    Principal: $10,000    Rate: 5.5% compounded monthly    Time: 2 years    Risk free rate: 3.5% annually

I am having trouble with this question...totally stuck. help. Ladarius oversees maintaining and replacing equipment at his company. He just purchased a large screen -printing machine that costs $246,000. He knows that the machine will depreciate (lose value) at a rate of 3% each year of use. He replaces the equipment every 10 years.    The company's accountant has recommended that equipment replacement occur then the value of the equipment falls below $150,000. Write a function for, t(V), that Ladarius could use to estimate when he would need to replace the equipment and explain how you found the function. What does each part of the function of t(V) represent?

Jim Ryan, an owner of a Burger King restaurant, assumes that his restaurant will need a new roof in 9 years. He estimates the roof will cost him $10,100 at that time. What amount should Jim invest today at 8% compounded quarterly to be able to pay for the roof?

QUESTION 7. Calculate the monthly payments for Clytemnestra's new Honda. She picks a model that sells for $33,800 when all the options, fees and taxes are added. Clytemnestra makes a down payment of 15% of the total purchase price and finances the rest. Her loan term is 5 years. Her interest rate is 4.6% How much is her monthly payment, rounded to the nearest dollar?

A loan of $10,500 was given at an interest rate of 4% payable at the end of the fifth year. Find the continuous compound amount to be paid back.

John buys a stereo system for $640. He agrees to pay $32 a month for 2 years. Assuming that interest is compounded monthly, what interest rate is he paying?

A new furniture set costs $2500. If you make a down payment of $500 ad finiance the rest at a rate of 8% for 18 months find the monthly payments on your loan. How much will you have to paid in interest over the course of the loan?

Dick and Jane are getting ready to purchase a new home. they are looking to take out a 30 year lone and know the current rate is 45% if they can afford to pay $1000 monthly payments ignoring other costs, than how much money can they borrow for the home purchase