Along a microtubule kinesin travels towards the positive end. kinesin travel towards the negative end. dynein travels towards the positive end. dynein travels towards the negative end. a and d are both correct. Question 39 (1 point) Kinesin is one heavy chain and one light chain, two heavy chains and two light chains. one heavy chain, one intermediate chain, and one light chain. two heavy chains, two intermediate chains, and two light chains. QUESTION 2 Match each valuation technique with its description. Adjusted Present Value (APV) Enterprise Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Discounted Economic Profit Net Present Value (NPV) Valtation by multiples A. B. D. Calculate the difference between NOPLAT and the required return or C. Invested Capital, then value using the weighted-average cost of capital. E. Calculate the cash flow to equity and value using the levered cost of equity. Estimate an appropriate ratio from comparables and value using a projected measure of performance. G. Discount the total/net cash flow from a project and discount at a rate appropriate for the project's risk. Calculate the value of free cash flows using the unlevered cost of capital, then add the value of financing choices. F. Calculate the value of free cash flows using the weighted-average cost of capital. Calculate the cash flow to capital and value the unlevered cost of capital. Question 30 (6 points) You are given the following quotes on several currencies by three Canadian banks: RBC: $0.815/C$ Scotia Bank: yen90.770/$ TD Bank: yen75.000/C$ Required: Ignoring transaction costs, is there an arbitrage opportunity based on these quotes? Justify your answer by calculating a cross rate. If yes, what steps would you take to make an arbitrage profit, and how much would you profit if you have $1,000,000 available for this purpose? Draw a diagram to illustrate your answers. A(n) occurs when two parties agree to an exchange at a particular exchange rate at some at some point in the future. Forward exchange Spot excahnge Carry trade Arbitrage QUESTION 5 Determinants of Exchange rates include: Interest rates and inflation rates (nominal interest rate) Investor psychology Government policy (floating, fixed etc) All of the above