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Giasgow company nas tne foiiowing Tinanciai data for project X (3-year project): Year Year 1 Year...

Giasgow company nas tne foiiowing Tinanciai data for project X (3-year project): Year Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 CF -10,000 5,000 4,000 4,000 The company's capital structure is distributed equally between debt, preferred stock and common stock. It has also the following information:
1- After tax cost of debt: 5.8%. Tax rate: 40% 2- Preferred stocks are selling at $65 per share and pay a dividend of $8 per share
3- Common stocks are selling at $40 per share, pay a year-end dividend of $2 per share and grow at a constant rate of 13%.
The company is also considering another two projects "Y" & "Z" with the following information:
Criterion Project Y Project Z
Payback Period 2.56 years 3 years NPV $678.98 $282.24 IRR 15.19% 16% MIRR 14.48% 15%
Note: This problem is related to questions 1 to 9

5. Assuming that the three projects X, Y & Z are independent, which project (s) should the company choose? * A. X, Y & Z B. X & Z C. Only X D. Only Y E. Reject all projects

6. Assuming that the three projects X, Y & Z are Mutual Exclusive, which project (s) should the company choose? * A. X, Y & Z B. X & Z C. Only X D. Only Y E. Reject all projects


7. Assuming that the three projects X, Y & Z are independent, then based on MIRR criteria which project (s) should the company choose? * A. X, Y & Z B. X & Y C. Only X D. Only Z E. Reject all projects

8. Assuming that the three projects X, Y & Z are Mutual Exclusive, then based on MIRR criteria which project (s) should the company choose? * A. X, Y & Z B. X & Y C. Only X D. Only Z E. Reject all projects

9. If IRR for "X" is 15.02%, and the three projects X, Y & Z are Independent, based on IRR criteria which project (s) should the company choose? * A. X, Y & Z B. X & Y C. Only X D. Only Y E. Reject all projects

In: Finance

Project Wind Power Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Costs $6,000,000 $4,000,000 $0 $0...

Project Wind Power

Year 0

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Costs

$6,000,000

$4,000,000

$0

$0

Benefits

$18,000,000

$15,000,000

$12,000,000

$12,000,000

Project Hydroelectric power

Year 0

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Costs

$4,000,000

$2,000,000

$1,000,000

$0

Benefits

$10,000,000

$14,000,000

$15,000,000

$16,000,000

  1. If the interest rate is 3%, which project would you choose and why? Show your work using excel (15 points)
  1. If the interest rate is 15%, which project would you choose and why? Show your work using excel (15 points)

In: Economics

2. Initial Outlay -$5,000 Year 1 $3,000 Year 2 $3,500 Year 3 $3,200 Year 4 $2,800...

2. Initial Outlay -$5,000 Year 1 $3,000 Year 2 $3,500 Year 3 $3,200 Year 4 $2,800 Year 5 $2,500

a. What is the PI if the discount rate is 20%? Round to the second decimal place. Type only numbers without any unit ($, %, etc.)

b. What is the NPV if the discount rate is 20%? Round to the second decimal place. Type only numbers without any unit ($, %, etc.) If there are multiple answers, then type NA.

c. What is the IRR if the discount rate is 20%? Answer in the percent format. Round to the hundredth decimal place. Type only numbers without any unit ($, %, etc.)

d. What is the EAA if the discount rate is 20%? Round to the penny. Type only numbers without any unit ($, %, etc.)

In: Finance

The 1-year, 2-year, 3-year and 4-year zero rates are 2%, 3%, 4% and 5% per annum...

The 1-year, 2-year, 3-year and 4-year zero rates are 2%, 3%, 4% and 5% per annum (APR) with quarterly compounding/payment.

a) What are the corresponding per annum zero rates with continuous compounding?

b) What is today’s forward rate for an investment initiated one year from today and maturing 3 years from today?  (Give your answer per annum with continuous compounding)?

c) What is today’s forward rate for a one-year investment initiated three years from today?  (Give your answer per annum with continuous compounding)?

In: Finance

The weather company you work for is performing an analysis on predicting sandstorms accurately in Phoenix....

The weather company you work for is performing an analysis on predicting sandstorms accurately in Phoenix. You have been given a large dataset and are asked to determine which factors could be used to accurately predict them.

The dataset you are provided with has over 50 variables. With your vast knowledge of Excel, you determine that 4 variables can be used as predictors to accurately predict sandstorms. Your boss is not convinced and decided to ask you some questions.

  1. You mentioned that before you even begin doing this “regression analysis” of yours, you discarded about half of the variables. How did you choose which variables to discard, and more importantly, why does it matter?

  1. You asked a friend and he told you that in his company they use both “Relative Humidity” and “Number of Sunny Hours” to predict sandstorms. In your report, you mention you only use the “Relative Humidity”, because of it being highly correlated with “Number of Sunny Hours”.  However, by themselves each are good predictors, why didn’t you use both? Wouldn’t that make the model better?

  1. By looking at the correlation matrix you created between independent variables and the dependent variable, which independent variables based on the type of correlation did you discard or keep, and why?
    1. Strong positive correlation
    2. Weak positive correlation
    3. No correlation
    4. Weak negative correlation
    5. Strong negative correlation

In: Statistics and Probability

Kumar’s business was doing well and it made him a profit of $20,000 each month. He...

Kumar’s business was doing well and it made him a profit of $20,000 each month. He needed to make some modifications to his business premise and thus engaged Bob Builders to do the renovation work. He wanted it completed by 31 May. He was assured that the work would be completed in time. He was informed that the renovation work would begin immediately after Council approval for the renovations was granted and that Council approval would normally only take 15 days. A contract was signed for the renovation work but it did not mention anything about Council approval of the renovation work or the assurance of work being started promptly after approval by the Council. The Council took a longer time than expected to approve the renovation work. In the meantime, Bob Builders picked up another renovation project with Matt and started working on that. When approval finally arrived for Kumar’s renovation work, Bob Builders found that it was too busy with the other project and did not start on Kumar’s renovation work. Bob Builderstold Kumar that his project would have to wait for another two months before they would start on it. They blamed the Council for the delay. As a result of all of this, Kumar’s business got disrupted and he lost two months of profit. The work was only completed on 31 July . He also lost a lucrative contract worth $100,000 during the period of delay in completing the renovations. Advise Kumar as to his rights in Contract Law.

In: Accounting

The weather company you work for is performing an analysis on predicting sandstorms accurately in Phoenix....

The weather company you work for is performing an analysis on predicting sandstorms accurately in Phoenix. You have been given a large dataset and are asked to determine which factors could be used to accurately predict them.

The dataset you are provided with has over 50 variables. With your vast knowledge of Excel, you determine that 4 variables can be used as predictors to accurately predict sandstorms. Your boss is not convinced and decided to ask you some questions.

  1. You mentioned that before you even begin doing this “regression analysis” of yours, you discarded about half of the variables. How did you choose which variables to discard, and more importantly, why does it matter?

  1. You asked a friend and he told you that in his company they use both “Relative Humidity” and “Number of Sunny Hours” to predict sandstorms. In your report, you mention you only use the “Relative Humidity”, because of it being highly correlated with “Number of Sunny Hours”.  However, by themselves each are good predictors, why didn’t you use both? Wouldn’t that make the model better?

  1. By looking at the correlation matrix you created between independent variables and the dependent variable, which independent variables based on the type of correlation did you discard or keep, and why?
    1. Strong positive correlation
    2. Weak positive correlation
    3. No correlation
    4. Weak negative correlation
    5. Strong negative correlation

In: Statistics and Probability

A few days later Mr Choden is investigating the purchase of a cafe in the city...

A few days later Mr Choden is investigating the purchase of a cafe in the city from William. He does a thorough analysis of the café business and is impressed but Mr Choden particularly likes the café because the premises include an upstairs apartment which suits him in every way including its central city location. When showing Mr Choden around the café on one of his visits one of the customers exclaims “This is a great buy. It’s always packed here at lunch time.” WIlliam quickly says “That’s right; we always have full tables at lunch time because of the workers from the furniture shop nearby. We are the closest cafe.” This is true but William does not mention that the shop owners have told him that the shop will soon be closed and that the furniture shop will be moved to the suburbs. After William and Mr Choden sign the written contract for sale of the cafe an announcement comes that the shop will soon close. Mr Choden is annoyed but thinks that he still wants to go ahead with the purchase although he has not said anything to William.

QUESTION THREE: (20 marks. 720 words maximum)
Discuss whether William has made a contractual misrepresentation about the business to Mr Choden and the possible remedies that he might have under the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017. Include in your answer a brief explanation as to whether the customer’s response is of any significance.


In: Accounting

Question 1: Write a program in C++ using multi filing which means 3 files ( main...

Question 1: Write a program in C++ using multi filing which means 3 files ( main file, header file, and functions file) and attached screenshots as well. Attempt the Question completely which contain a and b parts

a) Write a program that takes a number from the user and checks whether the number entered validates the given format: “0322-5441576”, xxxx-xxxxxxx where “x” implies the digits only and first two digits are 0 and 3 respectively. The program also identifies the Network of the given number. (Use of string related functions is a must)

b) Write a program that takes a string from the user, identifies and counts all unique characters in that given string. You are bound to use only built-in string functions where necessary. For identification of unique characters and for counting of the characters make separate functions.

For character identification

Develop a program that takes a string argument, and returns an array containing all unique characters.

For character counting

Develop a program that takes an array returned from above function as an argument along with the given string and return an array containing the total count of each uniquely identified character present in the argument array.

Note: kindly write a proper code of program mention in Question and answer complete Question along with both parts and screenshots Thanks.....

In: Computer Science

Carbohydrates are the main sources of fuel for the body. They’re broken down into glucose, which...

Carbohydrates are the main sources of fuel for the body. They’re broken down into glucose, which
is “burned” as fuel for the body.
i. What is expected to occur when the body’s supply of glucose runs out?
ii. Would insulin or glucagon be of any importance in this regard? Explain your answer.
iii. As a nurse on duty, a patient is brought to the emergency ward with symptoms of weakness,
dizziness, headache and slight disorientation. The patient has a history of diabetes. Give a
step by step description of what you will do to take care of this patient. What would you
say was the problem with this patient? Is there any remedy to salvage the patient’s
situation?
iv. What are some of the physical presentations of long-term complications of diabetes?
(Mention and explain any two)
v. A postpartum woman has just been told that her new born is G6PD positive. What advice
would you give as her nurse on how to take care of this child?

2. (a) If a person is deficient in Vitamin B6, what is the consequence? How does this deficiency affect
amino acid metabolism?
(b) Briefly describe and explain what happens when there is a defect in phenylalanine metabolism.
(c) A patient presents with symptoms of blurred vision, tremors, and has difficulty speaking. Lab
tests reveal increased levels of ammonia and upon further questioning, you find out that he is an
alcoholic. What is wrong with this patient, and how will you as a nurse manage him?

In: Nursing