Answer:
portfolio's standard deviation = 6.18%
Explanation:
we must first determine the expected returns for each stock:
stock A = (0.15 x 31%) + (0.6 x 16%) + (0.2 x -3%) + (0.05 x -11%) = 13.1%
stock B = (0.15 x 41%) + (0.6 x 12%) + (0.2 x -6%) + (0.05 x -16%) = 11.35%
stock C = (0.15 x 21%) + (0.6 x 10%) + (0.2 x -4%) + (0.05 x -8%) = 7.95%
then we must determine the variance of each stock's return:
stock A = {[0.15 x (31 - 13.1)²] + [0.6 x (16 - 13.1)²] + [0.2 x (-3- 13.1)²] + [0.05 x (-11 - 13.1)²]} / 4 = (48.0615 + 5.046 + 51.842 + 29.0405) / 4 = 33.4975
stock B = {[0.15 x (41 - 11.35)²] + [0.6 x (12 - 11.35)²] + [0.2 x (-6- 11.35)²] + [0.05 x (-16 - 11.35)²]} / 4 = (131.868375 + 0.2535 + 60.2045 + 37.401125) / 4 = 57.4219
stock C = {[0.15 x (21 - 7.95)²] + [0.6 x (10 - 7.95)²] + [0.2 x (-4- 7.95)²] + [0.05 x (-8 - 7.95)²]} / 4 = (25.545375 + 2.5215 + 28.5605 + 12.720125) / 4 = 17.3369
portfolio's variance = (0.3 x 33.4975) + (0.4 x 57.4219) + (0.3 x 17.3369) = 38.21908
portfolio's standard deviation = √38.21908 = 6.18%
Answer:
3 years
Explanation:
The computation of the time period is shown below
Present value of annuity = Annuity × [1 - (1 + interest rate)^-time period] ÷ rate
$2,000 = $734.42 × [1 - (1.05)^-n] ÷ 0.05
$2,000 = $14,688.4 × [1-(1.05)^-n]
1-(1.05)^-n = ($2000 ÷ $14,688.4)
(1.05)^-n = 1 - ($2000 ÷ $14,688.4)
( 1 ÷ 1.05)^n = 0.86383813
Now take the log to the both sides
n × log(1 ÷ 1.05) = log0.86383813
n = log0.86383813 ÷ log (1 ÷ 1.05)
= 3 years
Answer:
2. the inventory acquired on April 23 with the products sold
Explanation:
Tyson Corporation
<em>As the company uses FIFO it would associate the sales with the inventory bought earliest. FIFO means first in first out the materials bought first would be sold first . The materials bought later would be sold later. In this situation the April 23 inventory is the first purchase so it would be associated with the products sold first in July.
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So option 2 is the best option indicating the first purchase sold first.