Answer:
After tax cost of debt is 4.85%
Explanation:
The starting to computing the after tax cost of debt is to calculate the yield to maturity on the bond .
The yield to maturity on the bond can be computed using the rate formula in excel.
=rate(nper,pmt,-pv,fv)
nper is the time to maturity of 30 years multiplied by 2 since the bond is paying interest on semi-annual basis
pmt is the semi-annual interest receivable by investor which 6.0%/2*$1000=$30
pv is the current market price :$1000*98% =$980 (100-2%),1% deducted for discount,1% for issue cost
fv is the face value of $1000
=rate(60,30,-980,1000)
rate=3.07%
The 3.07% is the semi-annual YTM, whereas the annual YTM 3.07%
*2=6.14%
After tax cost of debt=YTM*(1-0.21)
=6.14%*(1-0.21)
=4.85%
Answer:
Explanation:
Cost of sales 640+1810+1620=$4070
Operating Expenses 80+113=$193
Total Cost =4263
Unit produced =370
cost per unit =11.52
Sales revenue =250*14=$3500
Income statement
Revenue - 3500
Cost of sales 4070
Gross profit (570)
Operating Expenses (193)
Net loss (763)
Balance sheet
Inventory 1382.4
Equity 4800
Total asset 6182.4
Inventory is valued at $11.52 (lower of cost and net realizable value)
Answer:
15.83%
Explanation:
Calculation to determine is the standard deviation of the returns on Kurt’s Adventures, Inc. stock
First step is to determine l E(r)
E(r) = (.30 *.30) + (.55 *.12) + (.15 *-.20)
E(r)= .09 + .066 -.03
E(r)= .126
Second step is to determine Var
Var = .30 *(.30 -.126)^2 + .55 *(.12 -.126)^2 + .15 *(-.20 -.126)
Var=0090828 +.0000198 + .0159414
Var= .025044
Now let determine the Std dev
Std dev = √.025044 = .15825
Std dev= 15.83 percent
Therefore the standard deviation of the returns on Kurt’s Adventures, Inc. stock.is 15.83 percent
Answer:
How much does the airplane weigh if it is carrying 55 gallons of fuel?
2433 pounds
Explanation:
W= (2124-1964
)÷(35-10)
w= 160÷
25
w= 6,4
w= (2331-x)÷
(42-58
)
6,4= (2331-X)÷42-58
X= 6,4*16+2331
X= 2433
Answer: soft money
Explanation:
Hard money and soft money are just ways by which several kinds of currencies are being described. While hard money simply refers to coins, soft money is used to refer to the paper currencies.
Soft money can also refer to the cash that is being given to a particular political party that has no limits being attached. It is the money that interests can spend on behalf of candidates without being restricted by federal law.