Not sure but I'll take a chance: Probably product existance. If not then product capture
Answer:
Hutters can be claim two dependents
Explanation:
we know here that Hutters can be claim two dependents
because here given Carla and Ellie as Aaron meets neither the residency nor citizenship requirement
but Carla is a qualifying relative and is under the age of 24
but Ellie is above 24 but is a qualifying relative as scholarship is non-taxable
so
we can say that answer is two
Complete/Correct Question:
If a firm is evaluating two possible projects, both of which require the use of the same production facilities, and taking one project means that we cannot take the other, these projects would be considered ___.
A. Mutually exclusive
B. Interdependent
C. Independent
D. Co-dependent
Answer:
A, Mutually exclusive
Explanation:
When two events are impossible to come together or coincide, the events are called a mutually exclusive event.
In simple terms, a mutually exclusive event is one that stands alone. No other event can go alongside it.
Just like in the question, since the two projects require the use of the same production facilities, only one project can be taken up at once. This makes each of the products mutually exclusive and means that one project has to go for the other project to happen.
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Answer:
The price of share at today is $1.724.
Explanation:
- First, calculate the present value of the estimated value of the dividend stream from end of Y3 to end of Y9 using growing annuity formula:
[0.3/ ( 0.16 -0.12)] x [ 1 - [ (1+0.12)/(1+0.16) ] ^6 ] x (1/1.16^2) = $1.058
- Second, calculate the Dividend receipt at the end of year 10 which is 0.3 x 1.12^6 x 0.94 = $0.557
- Calculate the present value of the dividend stream after Y9 which is a perpetuity:
[ 0.557/ ( 0.16 - (-0.06) ] x (1/1.16^9) = $0.666
- The stock price is equal to the sum of the present value of the two dividend streams calculated above = 1.058 + 0.666 = $1.724.
