As a finance student, you should be able to help Bentley by telling him which companies in Sec$-$tion B should use the financing methods listed in Section A$.$Section A$1.$ Leasing arrangement$2.$ Long$-$term bonds$3.$ Debt with warrants Friends or relatives$5.$ Common stock: nonrights $6.$ Preferred stock $($nonconvertible$)7.$ Common stock: rights offering$8.$ Convertible debentures$9.$ Factoring $($Hint: Factoring is the selling of a firm$$s accounts receivable.$).$ Bull Gator Saloon and Dance Hall:Robert Radcliffe, a professor at the University ofFlorida, is an avid country$-$and$-$western music fan and a square dancer. He has just learnedthat a recently developed downtown shopping and entertainment center still has a leaseavailable for the original, renovated building of the First National Bank of Gainesville. Thebank outgrew the building in the late $1950$s$,$ and the large open spaces and high ceilingswould be ideal for a country$-$and$-$western nightclub. Radcliffe knows the market well andhas often noted the lack of a real $$kicker bar$$ in Gainesville; the closest being in Starke,about $25$ miles from Gainesville. Radcliffe believes that if he can obtain approximately$$50,000$ for a sound system and interior decorations, he can open a small but successfuloperation in the old bank building. His liquid savings total $$15,000,$ so Radcliffe needs anadditional $$35,000$ to open the proposed nightclub.G$.$Golden Gate Aircraft Corporation:Golden Gate Aircraft is a medium$-$sized aircraft com$-$pany located just outside San Francisco whose sales distribution is approximately $30$ percentfor defense contracts and $70$ percent for nonmilitary uses. The company has been growingsteadily in recent years, and projections based on current research$-$and$-$development prospectscall for continued growth at a rate of $5$ percent to $7$ percent a year. Although recent reports ofseveral brokerage firms suggest that the firm$$s rate of growth might be slowing down becauseof the high price of fuel and the softness of the business aircraft market, Golden Gate$$s man$-$agement believes, based on internal information, that no decline is in sight. The company$$sstock$,$ which is traded on the Pacific Stock Exchange, is selling at $15$ times earnings. This isslightly below the $17$ times ratio of Standard & Poor$$s aircraft industry average. The com$-$pany has assets of $$35$ million and a debt ratio of $25$ percent $($the industry average is $23$ per$-$cent$).$ Golden Gate needs an additional $$5$ million over and above additions to retainedearnings to support the projected level of growth during the next $12$ months.H$.$Schooner Yachts:Schooner Yachts is a closely held company that was founded in $1970$ byRuss Breaker to build a top$-$quality line of sailboats. The company$$s debt ratio is $48$ percent,compared to an average ratio of $36$ percent for sailboat companies in general. The stock isowned in equal parts by ten individuals, none of whom is in a position to put additionalfunds into the business. Sales for the most recent year were $$12$ million, and earnings aftertaxes amounted to $$720,000.$ Total assets, as of the latest balance sheet, were $$9\mathrm{.}6$ million.Schooner Yachts needs an additional $$4$ million to finance expansion during the current fis$-$cal year. Given the worldwide growth in leisure$-$time activities and interest in sailing in par$-$ticular, the firm can anticipate additional outside capital needs in the years ahead.