1) A firm has a WACC of 10% until it has raised $100 million. Beyond that the WACC is 12%. The firm has the following projects and associated costs:

Project A has a cost of $50 million and an IRR of 14%; project B has a cost of $70 million and an IRR of 16%; and project C has a cost of $35 million and an IRR of 6%. What is the Optimal Capital Budget?

2) XYZ, Inc. is considering a 5 year, 12% WACC capital budgeting project under three scenarios. If conditions are excellent, the cash flows from this project are expected to be $4,000 per year; under fair conditions, cash flows are projected at $2,500 per year; and under unfavorable conditions, cash flows are projected at ($600) per year. The initial investment outlay is $3,000 and the probabilities of these three conditions are 30%, 50% and 20%, respectively. Assume that XYZ has the option to abandon this project in the second year if conditions are unfavorable. It could do so by selling this project to another company at a price of $1,500 in year 2 and consequently cash flows would be 0 in years 3 and beyond. Calculate the standard deviation given the abandonment option.

3) A firm has a WACC of 10% until it has raised $100 million. Beyond that the WACC is 12%. The firm has the following projects and associated costs:

Project A has a cost of $50 million and an IRR of 14%; project B has a cost of $70 million and an IRR of 16%; and project C has a cost of $35 million and an IRR of 6%. Which of these three projects should be accepted?

4) XYX corporation