Can someone help me with those questions? I need response in 1 1/2hour. It is possible? hello, price is negotiable

Breads 'R Us had sales of $40,000 last year. Their total costs were $14,000, and the depreciation charge was $3,000. They have 1,520 shares outstanding and paid dividend of $2.40 per share after keeping 70 percent of the net income as retained earnings. If they paid 40 percent in taxes, how much was the interest expense? A. 5,133 B. 2,733 C. 5,511 D. 4,111 E. 1,911 F. 3,467 G. 1,000 H. 4,667 6 points Question 2 Riverhawk Sales, Inc. had a net income of $15,000 on sales of $100,000 last year. Its balance sheet shows debt of $20,000 and equity of $62,000. If the total dividend paid was $5,500, what is its sustainable growth rate? A. 0.0963 B. 0.1478 C. 0.1077 D. 0.2000 E. 0.1200 F. 0.1333 G. 0.1636 H. 0.1810 6 points Question 3 You opened an account with an investment of $16,000. The value of the account quadrupled in 21 years. If interest was compounded quarterly, what rate per quarter did you earn on the account? A. 1.1510% B. 1.6640% C. 1.8479% D. 2.3374% E. 1.5376% F. 1.4545% G. 1.9441% H. 1.3165% 6 points Question 4 You are 20 years old and plan to retire with $1,000,000. You have $22,500 available for investment now. You deposit this into an account that pays 9.25% interest compounded annually? How old will you be when the account has the target amount? (Answers are rounded.) A. 52 B. 63 C. 57 D. 59 E. 55 F. 61 G. 54 H. 65 6 points Question 5 Bank A pays 8.6 percent compounded weekly on all deposits. What is the effective rate? A. 8.322% B. 8.436% C. 8.668% D. 8.031% E. 8.192% F. 9.089% G. 8.839% H. 8.973% 6 points Question 6 Cash Coverage, Inc. had net sales of $900,000 last year, and increased its retained earnings by $75,000 for the year after paying a dividend of $2 per share on 42,500 outstanding shares. The tax rate for the company is 40%. The company had cost of goods sold of $325,000 and its accumulated depreciation increased by $175,000. What is its cash coverage ratio? A. 2.50 B. 8.50 C. 3.00 D. 3.71 E. 5.45 F. 4.31 G. 4.67 H. 6.00 6 points Question 7 Upon graduation from college in two years you plan to go for an extravagant European vacation. Your parents will give you a graduation gift of $3,300 to help with the cost of the vacation. You have $2,000 available at present, which you plan to deposit into an account that pays 10.75 percent interest compounded monthly. What is the maximum amount you will be able to spend on your vacation? A. $5,777 B. $6,230 C. $5,661 D. $5,885 E. $5,437 F. $5,553 G. $6,004 H. $6,109 6 points Question 8 Note: This is a challenging question. Please attempt it in the end. Ms. Ieda Silva plans to retire in 30 years and expects to live for 20 years after retirement. She is preparing a savings plan to meet the following objectives. First, after retirement she would like to be able to withdraw $20,000 per month. The first withdrawal will occur at the end of the first month after retirement. Second, she would like to leave her son an inheritance of $500,000 when she passes on. Finally, she would like to set up a fund that will pay $5,000 per month forever to her favorite charity after she passes on. These payments to the charity will start one month after she passes on. All monies can earn 10 percent annual rate compounded monthly. How much will she have to save per month to meet these objectives? She wishes to make the first deposit a month from now and the last deposit on the day she retires. A. $430.71 B. $983.24 C. $1,105.11 D. $1,306.52 E. $603.38 F. $1,014.02 G. $1,550.51 H. $1,202.17 6 points Question 9 You just won the lottery! You wish to put away enough money so that you can withdraw $6,000 per month for 25 years. You can earn 11.4% rate on any funds you deposit. How much will you have to deposit now to meet your goal? (Note: Withdrawal frequency matches compounding frequency.) A. $886,890 B. $536,773 C. $653,143 D. $712,179 E. $829,659 F. $480,100 G. $594,551 H. $771,203 6 points Question 10 Fast Street Investment Company offers you an investment that promises to triple your money in 39 months. Interest is compounded quarterly. What rate per quarter is the investment promising? A. 17.0% B. 5.4% C. 7.6% D. 6.7% E. 6.0% F. 10.5% G. 13.0% H. 8.8% 6 points Question 11 The Bank of Loans uses the following rating scheme to classify the riskiness of its customers. Risk Class Risk Premium (%) Prime .05 High grade 1.0 Upper medium grade 1.5 Lower medium grade 2.0 Speculative: Non-investment grade 4.0 Speculative: Highly 6.0 Substantial risks 9.0 Extremely speculative 12.0 The bank's pure rate of interest is 2.0% and the inflation premium is 3%. What rate would the bank offer a customer who is in the lower medium grade risk class? A. 8.74% B. 8.21% C. 7.16% D. 10.31% E. 7.69% F. 6.64% G. 9.79% H. 9.26% 6 points Question 12 UML Inc. had an EBIT of 73,000, depreciation expense of 8,500, and paid 19,500 in taxes. Its interest costs were $9,800; its long-term borrowing reduced by $4,000; it raised $6,000 in new equity; and paid $12,000 in dividends. If the net capital spending was $31,000, what was the change in net working capital? A. 10,600 B. 9,700 C. 10,000 D. 10,900 E. 11,200 F. 9,400 G. 11,500 H. 10,300 6 points Question 13 Quick Corporation has current liabilities of $6,600, inventory of $2,800, and net working capital of $2,800. What is its quick ratio? A. 1.0000 B. 0.9630 C. 0.9833 D. 1.0357 E. 1.0256 F. 0.9375 G. 0.9048 H. 1.0139 6 points Question 14 ICC, Inc. (ICC) had sales of $300,000 on which it earned net income of $26,000. Its total debt is $57,000 and total equity is $76,000. Last year, ICC paid dividends of $6,000. If the total debt ratio remains constant and the company grows at the sustainable growth rate in the coming year, how much new borrowing will take place? A. $30,250 B. $20,357 C. $25,385 D. $7,500 E. $12,750 F. $9,882 G. $16,200 H. $27,720 6 points Question 15 The risk premium for an investment is 3 percent. The inflation premium is 4 percent. If the pure rate of interest in the market is 5.5 percent, what should be the yield on a risk-free security? Use exact formulation. A. 6.60% B. 9.72% C. 7.64% D. 8.16% E. 7.12% F. 8.68% G. 9.20% H. 6.08% 6 points Question 16 You purchased a new car for $36,000 by making a $10,000 down payment and borrowing the remainder at an annual rate of 9.5 percent for five years. What is your monthly payment? A. $546 B. $522 C. $570 D. $406 E. $451 F. $498 G. $428 H. $475 6 points Question 17 Lowell Growth, Inc. has total debt ratio of 0.48 and a dividend payout ratio of 40 percent. If its profit margin is 10 percent and total asset turnover is 4, what is its return on assets ratio (ROA)? A. 17.5% B. 40.0% C. 35.6% D. 20.6% E. 27.6% F. 31.5% G. 24.0% H. 14.6%