1. Xavier Ltd. delivered a profit of $ 2 for the current year. The profit is relied upon to develop at

4.98% for the following 5 years and at 1.5% per annum from that point. The profit from 182 days T-bills is

11.89% per annum and the market return is required to be around 19% with a difference of 24.98%.

The co-change of Xavier get back with that of the market is 30%. You are needed to

ascertain the necessary pace of return and natural estimation of the stock.

2. Hungarian technique was created by ........................

a. T C Koopman b. F L Hitchcock

c. D Konig d. George B Dantzig

3. .................... is the mainstream technique for tackling a task issue.

a. Hungarian Method b. List Method

c. Simplex Method d. Nothing unless there are other options

4. The power source where the administrations are being given to the clients is called.................

a. Holding up line b. Administration office

c. Inactive office d. Traffic power

5. The factors which can be controlled by the leader are called....................

a. Controllable factors b. Wild factors

c. Both an and b d. None of these

6. The factors which can't be controlled by the leader are called....................

a. Controllable factors b. Wild factors

c. Both an and b d. None of these

7. Controllable factors are likewise called..................................

a. Slack factors b. Surplus factors

c. Fake variable d. Choice factors

8. In the event that a simplex table shows the qualities 2, - 3, 0 against "", which ought to be taken as the substitution proportion.

a. 2 b. - 3 c. 0 d. None of these

9. At the point when normal costing is utilized, the initial stock expenses are

a. Saved separate from the expenses for the new period

b. Added to the expenses of the new period

c. Deducted from the new expenses

d. Found the middle value of with different expenses to show up at absolute expense.

10. An impediment of FIFO costing is that

a. The primary units delivered can't be recognized from later creation.

b. A few units' expenses are utilized simultaneously.

c. The units must be kept independent

d. The delivery costs are higher