Answer:
c. 15.8%
Explanation:
The cost of equity is the WACC (weighted average cost of equity)
WACC formula = wE*rE + wD*rD(1-tax) , whereby
wE = weight of equity = 65%
rE = cost of equity = 20%
wD = weight of debt=35%
rD(1-tax ) = after tax cost of debt =8%
WACC = (0.65 *0.20) + (0.35*0.08)
= 0.13 + 0.028
= 0.158 or 15.8%
Therefore, the overall cost of capital is 15.8%
No, because her monthly fees are currently less than $10.50.
Answer:
The opportunity cost is the cost that is generated by selecting some other alternative. The opportunity cost indicates the value or activity that is foregone to do something else.
In our case, me and my friend decided to go on a concert and concert ticket price is $100.
There are other three alternatives available for me and my friend other than concert:
(i) purchase a textbook worth of $100.
(ii) meal at a highly rated local restaurant
(iii) internet movie downloads
It was given that my next best alternative to the concert is internet movie downloads and my friend's next best alternative to the concert is meal at a highly rated local restaurant.
Hence,
The opportunity cost for me and my friend of the concert tickets that we purchased are internet movie downloads and meal at a highly rated local restaurant, respectively.
The Alameda co had income of $102,500 in October and disbursements of $103,500 also during October. The difference is 103,500-102500= -$650. So if at Oct. 31 the cash balance was $18,600, at Sept. 30th the cash balance would have to be $18,600+$650=$19,250.
Answer: After 50 minutes the bell is at a depth of 2000 ft so we can find the average rate by
2000/50 =40 ft per minute.
We ignore the 400 ft in 12 minutes because that is included when we take out the average at 50 minutes and adding it in would be an error of doubly entry.
Explanation:
