Plato Pharmaceuticals Ltd. has invested $100,000 to date in developing a new type of insect repellent. The repellent is now ready for production and sale, and the marketing manager estimates that the product will sell 150,000 bottles a year for the first two years, 170,000 for year three and 200,000 for the next two years. The selling price of the insect repellent will be $6.00 a bottle and the variable costs are estimated to be $3.00 a bottle for Year one. For the next two years the selling price will be $6.50 with variable cost of $3.15 a bottle, and then selling price will be $7.00 after that with a variable cost of $3.55, and $3.80 per bottle. Fixed costs are expected to be $210,000 a year. The figure is made up of $160,000 additional fixed costs and $50,000 fixed costs relating to the existing business that will be apportioned to the new business. In order to produce the repellent, machinery and equipment costing $520,000 will have to be purchased immediately. The estimated residual (salvage) value of this machinery and equipment in five years’ time is $100,000. The business calculates depreciation following CCA rules. The business has a cost of capital of 12%. CCA 30% (50% rule applicable) of depreciation will be used, and taxes are paid at a rate of 40%. Required:

1. Create a cash flow statement for the project for the next 5 years

2. Calculate the net present value.

3. Calculate the internal rate of return.

4. Undertake sensitivity analysis to show how much the following factors would have to change before the project ceased to be feasible. a. The initial cost of machinery and equipment b. Fixed costs c. Variable costs/per bottle d. Selling Price per bottle of repellent e. The residual value of the machinery and equipment

5. Write a statement to explain which of these factors is the most sensitive one.

Plato Pharmaceuticals Ltd. has invested $100,000 to date in developing a new type of insect repellent. The repellent is now ready for production and sale, and the marketing manager estimates that the product will sell 150,000 bottles a year for the first two years, 170,000 for year three and 200,000 for the next two years. The selling price of the insect repellent will be $6.00 a bottle and the variable costs are estimated to be $3.00 a bottle for Year one. For the next two years the selling price will be $6.50 with variable cost of $3.15 a bottle, and then selling price will be $7.00 after that with a variable cost of $3.55, and $3.80 per bottle. Fixed costs are expected to be $210,000 a year. The figure is made up of $160,000 additional fixed costs and $50,000 fixed costs relating to the existing business that will be apportioned to the new business. In order to produce the repellent, machinery and equipment costing $520,000 will have to be purchased immediately. The estimated residual (salvage) value of this machinery and equipment in five years’ time is $100,000. The business calculates depreciation following CCA rules. The business has a cost of capital of 12%. CCA 30% (50% rule applicable) of depreciation will be used, and taxes are paid at a rate of 40%. Required:

1. Create a cash flow statement for the project for the next 5 years

2. Calculate the net present value.

3. Calculate the internal rate of return.

4. Undertake sensitivity analysis to show how much the following factors would have to change before the project ceased to be feasible. a. The initial cost of machinery and equipment b. Fixed costs c. Variable costs/per bottle d. Selling Price per bottle of repellent e. The residual value of the machinery and equipment

5. Write a statement to explain which of these factors is the most sensitive one.

Difference(After treatment lab scores - Before treatment lab scores) = 1)-0,8 2)-5,7 3)-0,3 4)0,2 5)-2,2 6)-0,9 7)-1,1 8)0,2 9)-0,4 10)1,1 11)-1,2 12)-8,3 13)-0,5 14)1,6 15)-4,4 16)-3,1 17)1,1 18)-3,1 19)-2,2 20)-0,9 21)-0,4 22)1,1 23)-0,8 24)-5,7 25)-0,4 26)-1,0 27)-6,9 28)-0,4 29)1,3 30)-3,7 31)-2,7 32)1,3 33)-3,7 34)-3,7 35)-2,7 36)-1,1 37)0,2 38)-0,4 39)-3,7 40)-2,4 41)0,2 42)-1,0 43)0,1 44)-0,5 45)-3,3 46)-2,2 47)-3,8 48)0,4

This is the dataset of the difference between after treatment lab scores and before treatment lab scores. alfa(significance level) is 0,05.

question ) You suspect that the treatment has decreased their lab scores. Conduct a hypothesis test
to see if the lab score has decreased significantly. (minus means it is decreased)

Supplier on-time delivery performance is critical to enabling the buyer's organization to meet its customer service commitments. Therefore, monitoring supplier delivery times is critical. Based on a great deal of historical data, a manufacturer of personal computers finds for one of its just-in-time suppliers that the delivery times are well approximated by the normal distribution with mean 45.8 minutes and standard deviation 13.4 minutes. A random sample of 7 deliveries is selected. a) What is the probability that a particular delivery will arrive in less than one hour? Round your answer to four decimal places. b) What is the probability that the mean time of 7 deliveries will exceed one hour? Round your answer to four decimal places. c) Between what two times do the middle 60% of the average delivery times fall? and Round your answers to two decimal places. d) What is the probability that, in a random sample of 7 deliveries, more than three will arrive in less than an hour? Round your answer to four decimal places.

Please, I need somebody to correct my writing.

In chapter one, Marji is 10 years old in 1980. In 1980, the new regime in Iran made it necessary for women to wear the veil. They also separated the schools between male and female. Marji was told us that she wanted to be a prophet. On the other hand, she was told her parents she will be a doctor. In chapter two, the new regime burned a movie theater with a pack of people in it. Marji was wanted to join the demonstration that's being arranged against the regime, but her parents won't let her go. In chapter three, her dad described to her how the king actually came to the throne: The British placed him there to take control of Iran's oil. In chapter four, her grandpa served as prime minister, but he was denied by the new regime. One night, the family has waited a long time for Marji's father to come home from a demonstration. Marji was though he has died. When he came back, he was described what happened at the demonstration, but Marji is too young to understand. She was decideed to teach herself to understand what her father said, and she was started reading lots of books. In chapter five, Marji reads and realizes that the biggest problem is the divide between social groups. She has recognized the first divide when her maid, Mehri, falls in love with the neighbor but she was denied to continue with him because she was from the lower level than he. In chapter six, time for another regime change in Iran. People are excited, but Marji's parents know better than to expect any peace. Marji bullies a kid in school because his father was with the king police and he has killed the people. After her mom talked with her, Marji realized that she has to learn to forgive. In chapter seven, the political hostages are released, and two of the released hostages are friends of the family. They invite Mohsen and Siamak to their house, and Mohsen told them about the painful torture he suffered. later, she feels overwhelmed and tries to get a peace with her mom and God. In chapter eight, Marji is sad because of her dad never arrest. "My father was not a hero", she said. unfortunately, her Uncle Anoosh was arrested. His story is scary. When he returns to Iran, he is captured and jailed for nine years. Marji believes that is awesome. In chapter nine, while Uncle Anoosh stays in their house, Marji hears all the political discussion. It's like watching a foreign TV shows without the subtitles: She can understand some titles, but not the specifics details. One day, Marji comes back from school to find Anoosh left. Marji's dad said: Anoosh was arrested, and he's allowed to talk to one person in the prison, and he wants to talk to her. When she visited him, he tells her, "You are the little girl I always wanted to have", and he gives her a little swan that he made to match the one he gave her before. He then calls her the "star of his life". It's really effective words because it's the last time she meets with him. In chapter ten, Iran starts shutting down. They shut down the U.S. embassy and the universities. One day, she attends her parents to a demonstration, where she sees someone stabbed in the leg. That's the last demonstration they go to. They take a vacation to Spain. It's nice, but when they return, they know that a new war is starting, this time with IRAQ. In chapter eleven, Marji was with her fathers' at his office when Iraqi fighter struck Tehran. At school, Marji heard that a friend's dad is a fighter pilot for Iran. He died in the battle. Marji was told her friend that her father is a hero, and she should be proud. The friend responds: "I wish he were alive and in jail rather than dead and a hero". In chapter 12, Iranian has cleared out the supermarket shelves. Marji's mother's friend's house is destroyed when Iraqi fighter bomb Tehran, so she and her family became refugees at Marji's family. They go out shopping one day, and they overhear two women talking about "the refugees," which Mali (Marji's mom's friend) and her family. These women say, "Southern women are all whores". Marji and her family are ashamed to be "spat upon by their own kind".

Tisla Motors needs to select an assembly line for producing their new SUV. They have two options:

Option A is a highly automated assembly line that has a large up-front cost but low maintenance cost over the years. This option will cost $9 million today with a yearly operating cost of $2 million. The assembly line will last for 5 years and be sold for $5 million in 5 years.

Option B is a cheaper alternative with less technology, a longer life, but higher operating costs. This option will cost $6 million today with an annual operating cost of $3 million. This assembly line will last for 8 years and be sold for $1 million in 8 years.

The firm’s cost of capital is 12%. Assume a tax rate of zero percent. The equivalent annual cost (EAC) of better option should be $_______ million.

a. 3.409

b. 3.552

c. 3.710

d. 3.867

e. 4.127

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The following data presents the number of units of production per day turnout by 5 different number of workers using five different number of machines.
                 Machines types
Workers A     B   C    D
1.            44   38 47 36
2.            46 40 52 43
3.            34 36 44 32
4.           43 38 46 33
5.            38 42 49 39
1. test whether the mean productivity is same for the different machines

2. test whether the five workers differ with respect to
mean productivity

You've budgeted for yourself. Great. Now, let's budget for the business . I need a budget with an associated income plan to meet the expenses listed below. List each product/service you will need to provide at what cost in order to meet your annual budget. If you are a non-profit, you may have income from both sales (earned revenue) and fundraising (contributed revenue). Indicate how much of each you will have and be specific. You may have to adjust some of your expenses to make your revenue match. This may include adjusting some of your salaries from last week. Make sure you update your original salary file so that it matches your budget when you upload your completed business plan
Assignment: In Excel, calculate the following expenses for one year :

•Salaries ( from week 6): Include other costs of the employee as well including taxes and benefits •Facilities (from week 7)
•Office Supplies, Software, Products or supplies specific to your industry, etc.
•Taxes
•Marketing
•Fees or subscriptions to industry organizations or publications
•Any other expenses your business may have.

LIFO Perpetual Inventory

The beginning inventory of merchandise at Dunne Co. and data on purchases and sales for a three-month period ending June 30 are as follows:

Required:

1. Record the inventory, purchases, and cost of merchandise sold data in a perpetual inventory record similar to the one illustrated in Exhibit 4, using the last-in, first-out method. Under LIFO, if units are in inventory at two different costs, enter the units with the HIGHER unit cost first in the Cost of Merchandise Sold Unit Cost column and LOWER unit cost first in the Inventory Unit Cost column.

2. Determine the total sales, the total cost of merchandise sold, and the gross profit from sales for the period.

3. Determine the ending inventory cost on June 30.
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