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Question 24 pts Hawkeye Inc. is considering additional production facilities and expects inventory to increase by $23 million, accounts receivable by $20 million, and accounts payable by $16 million. If other working capital accounts stay the same, what is the incremental cash flow associated with this initial net working capital investment? $27 million $59 million $13 million $43 million Flag this Question Question 34 pts Suppose you bought a truck with a 5 year loan that requires monthly payments. The amount borrowed is $49,350. The monthly payment is $985. What is the annual percentage interest rate (APR) on this loan? 3.95% 0.61% 7.33% 17.19% Flag this Question Question 44 pts Jess has a 15-year mortgage loan. She borrowed $78,500 and this amortized loan has monthly payments. The annual interest rate is 3.25%. How much of her first month's payment goes toward interest? $170.08 $338.99 $551.59 $212.60 Flag this Question Question 54 pts Cole Corp. sells a piece of equipment it owns today for $31,000. This equipment has been fully depreciated, using MACRS rules and had an original cost of $265,000. The company's tax rate is 38%. What is the after-tax cash inflow to the firm from the disposal of this asset? $234,000 $19,220 $11,780 $214,780 Flag this Question Question 64 pts Brody has just bought a boat by taking an unconventional 10 year, $72,500 mortgage from the bank. The interest rate is 6.45%. The mortgage is to be paid off by payments made every year starting one year from today. How much does he have to pay every year to repay the mortgage? $7,250.00 $821.38 $10,061.51 $9,451.86 Flag this Question Question 74 pts Compute the present value of $65 invested every month if the appropriate annual rate is 4.8% discounted monthly and you invest the money for 4 years with the first payment made one month from now. $3,432.11 $261.56 $11,499.10 $2,833.63 Flag this Question Question 84 pts A company is considering replacing extrusion equipment on its production line. The old equipment can be sold for $300,000 and has a book value of $120,000. If it has a 35% tax rate, what is the total incremental cash flow related to selling the old equipment? $237,000 $105,000 $258,000 $15,000 Flag this Question Question 94 pts What is the future value in your pension fund if you invest $12,000 per year for 20 years, earning a 12% annual rate of return? You make your first $12,000 payment today. $864,629 $632,731 $590,784 $968,385 Flag this Question Question 104 pts You have just won the lottery and have been promised an annual payment of $90,000 every year forever starting one year from today. If the annual interest rate is 11.0%, what is the present value of the winnings? $1,329,250 $2,212,750 $1,636,374 $818,182 Flag this Question Question 114 pts The Dream Team has the opportunity to invest in a project that will pay back $2.568 million at the end of each year for the next 8 years, beginning one year from now. The initial investment required today is $4.476 million. If the project's required rate of return is 12.6%, what is the net present value? $7.121 million $7.422 million $8.018 million $16.970 million Flag this Question Question 124 pts Your boss at Higher Hoops wants you to estimate the IRR for a proposed project. The project requires an initial investment of $6.4 million and has expected cash inflows of $2.2 million at the end of each year for 7 years. What is the IRR? 27.62% 28.40% 25.63% 98.00% Flag this Question Question 134 pts Banana Boutique has been told by its investment bankers that it would have to pay 9% interest to successfully sell new bonds. The company has bonds outstanding, issued 6 years ago, on which the company is paying 13% annual interest. The company's tax rate is 37%. What is its after-tax cost of debt if it decides to borrow new funds? 4.05% 5.67% 1.48% 3.33% Flag this Question Question 144 pts An annual dividend of $4.00 was just paid by Smart Consulting. The required return on Smart Consulting's stock is 11.25%. If dividends are expected to grow annually at 2.55% at what price should Smart Consulting's stock be selling according to the discounted dividend model? $45.98 $47.15 $35.56 $36.46 Flag this Question Question 154 pts You will be investing $30,000 at the end of each year for the next 30 years for your retirement. At the end of this 30 year time period you hope to have accumulated $4 million. What annual rate of return would you have to earn on your investments to reach your target? 8.88% 8.44% 8.25% 13.33% Flag this Question Question 164 pts If the future value of $5,000 invested today is $18,000 in twenty years, what is the underlying interest rate? 7.4% 6.6% 4.5% 5.6% Flag this Question Question 174 pts John Herr plans to buy a lawn tractor for $3,200 after six years. If the annual interest rate he could earn is 7.0%, compounded every two months, how much money should he set aside today for the purchase? $1,412 $2,281 $3,091 $2,108 Flag this Question Question 184 pts If the foreign currency/dollar exchange rate for the Mexican Peso is 9.85 peso/$, what does a peso cost in terms of US currency? $0.0576 $0.947 $0.0947 $0.1015 Flag this Question Question 194 pts What is the unit sales breakeven point for a business selling watches at $475 per unit, with a variable cost per unit of $125 and total fixed costs of $2.5 million. 16 units 5,263 units 7,143 units 20,000 units Flag this Question Question 204 pts There is a linear break-even graph for ABC Incorporated. This company sells one product at a price of $88/unit. Its fixed costs are $2,500,000. Its variable costs are $22/unit. What is the slope of the total costs line on this linear break-even graph? 88.0 0.25 22.0 4.0 Flag this Question Question 214 pts If the peso/$ exchange rate is 17 and the Australian dollar (AUD)/$ rate is 1.7, what is the peso/AUD cross rate? 10 peso/AUD 28.9 peso/AUD 17 peso/AUD 0.1 peso/AUD