One interest is simple the other is compound......
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
65000 units
Explanation:
Given:
Expected sales of product W in April = 60000 units
Expected sales of product W in May = 75000 units
Expected sales of product W in June = 70000 units
Inventory in hand at the end of each month = 40% of the next month's expected sale
Inventory expected at the end of the April = 40% of the expected sales in May
or
Inventory expected at the end of the April = 0.4 × 75000 = 30000 units
Therefore, the total units required in April = Expected sales of product W in April + Inventory expected at the end of the April
or
the total units required in April = 60000 + 30000 = 90000 units
Now,
Excessive production in March (inventory) = 25000 units
Hence, the units required to be produced in April = the total units required in April - Excessive production in March (inventory)
or
the units required to be produced in April = 90000 - 25000 = 65000 units
Answer: d. internal rate of return
Explanation:
The Internal Rate of Return can be a very useful method for measuring the viability of a product because it takes into account the magnitude and timing of cashflows when it discounts it to the current period to find out if it will lead to a higher NPV than zero.
The other methods have their limitation. The payback period does not take into account the entire lifetime but rather stops as soon as the project pays back and the other two do not take into account the timing of the cashflows.