QUESTION 11 6 points The following question is based on the Defined Benefit Excel model reviewed in the pre-recorded Defined Benefit Lecture Part 2 How much money will the company have to contribute or withdraw from its Defined Benefit plan in 20207 $740,932 $102,868 O $83,012 O $80,894 8 points QUESTION 12 The following question is based on the Defined Benefit Excel model reviewed in the pre-recorded Defined Benefit Lecture Part 2 How much in Defined Benefit payments will Employee 65 and his/her Spouse earn in total? $267,436 5706,606 5439,170 5110,000 6 points QUESTION 13 QUESTION 1 What term is used to describe the present value of benefits expected to be paid to all future retirees of the firm? Assets Liabilities Equity Expenses QUESTION 2 The following table contains returns for 2 stocks (A and B). What is the numerical correlation of the 2 stocks? Round to two decimals places. Year Stock A Stock B 2015 5.33% 7.44% 2016 -1.76% 2.30% 2017 -6.99% -7.00% 2018 5.18% 1.33% 2019 1.00% -222% 2020 3.45% 11.00% QUESTION 11 6 points The following question is based on the Defined Benefit Excel model reviewed in the pre-recorded Defined Benefit Lecture Part 2 How much money will the company have to contribute or withdraw from its Defined Benefit plan in 20207 $740,932 $102,868 O $83,012 O $80,894 8 points QUESTION 12 The following question is based on the Defined Benefit Excel model reviewed in the pre-recorded Defined Benefit Lecture Part 2 How much in Defined Benefit payments will Employee 65 and his/her Spouse earn in total? $267,436 5706,606 5439,170 5110,000 6 points QUESTION 13 QUESTION 1 What term is used to describe the present value of benefits expected to be paid to all future retirees of the firm? Assets Liabilities Equity Expenses QUESTION 2 The following table contains returns for 2 stocks (A and B). What is the numerical correlation of the 2 stocks? Round to two decimals places. Year Stock A Stock B 2015 5.33% 7.44% 2016 -1.76% 2.30% 2017 -6.99% -7.00% 2018 5.18% 1.33% 2019 1.00% -222% 2020 3.45% 11.00%