Answer:
Amount per month (A) = $200 + $0.50 x $200 = $300
Interest rate (r) = 8.25% = 0.0825
Number of years (n) = 30 years
No of compounding periods in a year (m) = 12
Future value = ?
FV = A(1 + r/m)nm - 1)
r/m
FV = $300(1 + 0.0825/12)30x12 - 1)
0.0825/12
FV = $300(1 + 0.006875)360 - 1)
0.006875
FV = $300(1.006875)360 - 1)
0.006875
FV = $300 x 1,568.218999
FV = $470,465.70
The correct answer is D
Explanation:
In this case, there is need to apply the formula for future value of an ordinary annuity on the ground that compounding is done monthly. In the formula, monthly deposit (A) is $300, number of years is 30 years and interest rate (r) is divided by 12 because compounding is done on monthly basis. The number of years is also multiplied by the number of times interest is compounded in a year.
Answer:
b.2.8 times.
Explanation:
Asset turnover = net sales/average total assets
From Stein Corporation report,
Net sales = $3,500,000
Beginning total assets = $1,000,000
Ending total assets = $1,500,000
Average total asset = ($1,000,000 + $1,500,000)/2
= $1,250,000
Asset turnover = $3,500,000/$1,250,000
= 2.8 times
Option b is right.
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Answer:
a. Interest rate will rise.
b. Borrowing on short term
Explanation:
A. The interest rate will likely go up if government embark on major infrastructure plan in the future. The reason for the rise is that it`s assumed that government will borrow to finance the infrastructure plan and when government borrows, there will be less money in the economy which will make credit scarce and interest rate to rise because of the depleting credit level in the economy.
B. I will advise to borrow on short term because of the impending rise in interest rate. If borrow on short term, the fluctuation in the interest rate will unlikely affect the short term facility. In contrast, if borrow on long term, the impeding rise in the interest rate might increase finance cost for the firm in servicing the facility and also erode the facility value.
