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3 years ago

Plz plz plz help me with these two click the pic plz multi choice

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makvit [3.9K]3 years ago

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Answer:

For the first multi choice, I think the answer is `whether or not there is enough competition to keep prices low and quality high'

For the second multi choice, I think the answer is `the market is failing to compensate those who are impacted by the sale of goods and services`

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c. 342,000

Explanation:

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Proceeds expected if option are exercised = No of outstanding options and warrants * Per share exercise price

Proceeds expected if option are exercised = 26,000 * $3.75

Proceeds expected if option are exercised = $97,500

Number of treasury shares expected to be purchased = Proceeds expected if option are exercised / Average market price per share

Number of treasury shares expected to be purchased = $97,500 / $7.50

Number of treasury shares expected to be purchased = $13,000

Number of new shares issued if conversion is effected = Amount of convertible bonds reported / Effective conversion price per share

Number of new shares issued if conversion is effected = $200,000 / $4

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Calculation of the Diluted Share Outstanding

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Add: Number of new shares through options 26,000

Add: Number of new shares through conversion issued 50,000

Less: Number of treasury shares to be purchased (13,000)

Diluted Share Outstanding 342,000

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This transaction has no liability impact,as a result liabilities is denoted NA,not applicable.

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