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Answer:
Option D. $6.25 Million
Explanation:
The Free Cash Flow can be calculated using the following formula (Ignoring investment):
Free Cash Flow = (Revenue - Operating Expenses) Minus Tax
Here
Revenue is $20 Million
Operating Expenses are $12 Million
And
Tax is not given however tax rate is given which is 35% here. For tax purposes, we will assume that the depreciation is tax allowable expense, so
Tax = (Revenue - Operating Expenses - Depreciation) * Tax rate
By putting values we have:
Tax = ($20m - $12m - $3m) = $1.75 Million
The cash impact is taken while calculating the Free cash flow. This free cash flow method is also used in IRR, NPV, discounted payback method, etc.
By putting values in the above bold equation, we have:
Free Cash Flow = ($20m - $12m) - $1.75 = $6.25 Million
Answer:
Actual product
Explanation:
The first stage is core customer value which the company considers because this is what the customer is desiring. The second level is conversion of that core customer values into an actual product. And the last level but not least is augmented product. At this level, the company adds additional features and benefits in the product to make it attractive to its customers
Answer:
Capability index = 0.4444
Explanation:
Given:
lower specification limit = 22.8 mm
Upper specification limit = 23.2 mm
The standard deviation = 0.15 mm
Mean = 23 mm
Capability index = ?
Computation of Capability index:
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Capability index = 0.4444
Answer:
a. How much will your 2007 monthly benefit be?
b. In real terms, do your benefits go up, go down, or stay the same?
- Benefits will stay the same because in real terms the adjustment will only match the inflation rate. There is no real increase in the purchasing power of the money received. Inflation decreases the purchasing power of the currency, that means that $100 today buys less than $100 a year ago. If the adjustment only covers the inflation rate, there is no real gain but at least there is no real loss either.
