Hi Chegg! Can you answer the following questions quickly please.

$3\mathrm{.}4$ stream of regular poyments that lasts for a fixed number of periods is called a$(n)$

A$.$ Annuik

B$.$ Perpetaity

C$.$ Convol

$17.$ None

$4-$The future value of $3$ euro invested at $4\%$ per annum compound intereat after $4$ yearn would be

A$.3\mathrm{.}5095$

B$.2\mathrm{.}5600$

C$.3\mathrm{.}4800$

D$.4,000$

$5.$ What factors influence the effective annual interest rate?

A$.$ Government policy

B$.$ Date when interest is charged

C$.$ Compounding

D$.$ Date when interest is charged and compounding

$6-$Find Effective Annual Rate if Nominal Rate is $5\%$ and compounded quarterly?

A$.12\mathrm{.}75\%$

B$.5\mathrm{.}09\%$

C$.10\mathrm{.}47\%$

D$.18\mathrm{.}53\%$

$7-$When evaluating mutually exclusive projects, is the best decision tool to establish

A$.$ IRR

B$.$ Payback rule

C$.$ NPV

D$.$ MIRR

$8-$ Project $x$ requires pounds $10m$ investment and generates pounds $10m$ in $Y$ ear $1$ and $Y$ ear discount rate, it has an NPV of pounds $7\mathrm{.}4m,$ and its IRR is $61\mathrm{.}8\%.$ Project $Y$ requires pous generate pounds $2m$ in Year I and Year $2.$ Using a discount rate of $10\%,$ its NPV and IRR and $141\mathrm{.}4\%,$ respectively. If projects with IRRs higher than $20\%$ are acceptable, which of true?

A$.$ IRR and NPV give consistent results for which project is best

B$.$ Both Projects would be accepted under NPV

C$.$ Both projects would be accepted under IRR

D$.$ Both Projects would be accepted under NPV and Both projects would be accepted ut

$9.$ One of the big criticism of the payback period is that it ignores the

A$.$ Time value of Money

B$.$ Biased towards liquidity

C$.$ Easy to understand

D$.$ None

$10-$ To determine whether a project should be accepted under NPV$,$ all we need to kr NPV$.$

A$.$ Zero

$3.$ Negative

Positive

None