Complete Question:
Machine A costs $9,500 and has an annual operating cost of $5,500. Machine B costs $8,000 and has an annual operating cost of $5,800. Each machine has an economic life of 8 years. What is the annual rate of return the additional investment in machine A?
Answer:
IRR is 11.81%
Explanation:
<u><em>We have to find the annual rate of return on the additional investment in machine A.</em></u> The additional investment can also be termed as incremental investment which is $1,500 ($9,500 - $8,000). Furthermore, the additional cost savings of operating machine A is $300 ($5,500 - $5,800). And this cost savings will be during the life span of the machine A.
Now
We can compute IRR, by using Excel as under:
<span>The factor that makes an IRA superior to a regular stock portfolio for saving for retirement is that </span><span>IRAs usually include employer contributions. The answer is letter D.</span>
Answer:
D) being original
Explanation:
An advertising copy is the main text or phrase used in an advertisement.
The copy used in this commercial is original, specially given the context. Generally advertisements show the product that is being advertised, not a substitute product (cow meat is substitute to chicken meat). This ad tries to be funny in showing that cows prefer people eating chicken instead of them.
B.
It says Liza is risk tolerant, therefore it would make sense that she would hold on to these stocks as risk tolerant people often hold onto stocks in the long term.
Answer:
the correct answer is D
D. If the end result from the second column is not 3, then the sum of the
numbers in the first column equal to the sum of the numbers in the
second column.
Explanation:
since e are given the first column operation of the numbers. The operational process is repeated on the number of the second column we can then conclude by choosing option <em>D if the end result from the second column is not 3, then the sum of the
numbers in the first column is equal to the sum of the numbers in the
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<em>second column.</em>
