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A business is thinking about investing in a new piece of equipment. The expected of return helps the business make the decision

about whether or not to invest.

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Answer:

Your explanation is very very reasonable but I’m still not understanding what’s the question.

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Part B) Book Value = $1,050,000

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Part 1: To compute the book value of the common stock at December 31, 2020

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Stockholder's equity:

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<u>Common stock = $750,000</u>

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= 500,000 x 0.08 x 3= $120,000

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<u>Book Value of Stockholders' equity</u>

Common Stock equity + Balance of retained earnings

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= $1,080,000

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Part 2: To compute the book value of the common stock at December 31, 2020 Preference stock has liquidating value of $106 per share

Stockholder's equity:

<u>Preferred Stock = $500,000</u>

Preferred stock liquidating premium = (106-100) x 5000

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= $350,000

<u>Book Value of Stockholders' equity</u>

Common Stock equity + Balance of retained earnings

= $700,000 + $350,000

= $1,050,000

The book value per share = $1,080,000/ outstanding shares

= $1,050,000/750,000= $1.4

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