The Best Food Company wishes to purchase a restaurant in a growing suburb of a citv. The kev narameters of the restaurants under 26. If the Company considered purchasing two (2) restaurants instead of a single restaurant in 2023 (that is, one restaurant in the first half of 2023 and the other in the second half of 2023), which restaurant identified in Question 25 should it purchase first? Note: This is a purchase ranking question. 27. Tim plans to make the following bank deposits in 2023: $200 on June 30 , $400 on September 30,$100 on October 31 and $400 on December 31 . Which of the following equation(s) will provide the value (on January 1 , 2023) of his planned deposits? Use a 10\% rate of interest compounded annually and disregard the fact that months are of unequal length. a) PW=200(P/F,10%,6)+400(P/F,10%,9)+100(P/F,10%,9)+400(P/F,10%,12) b) PW=200(P/F,10%/12,6)+400(P/F,10%/12,9)+100(P/F,10%/12,9)+400(P/F,10%/12,12 c) PW=[200+400+100+400](P/F,10%/12,12) d) PW=[200+400+100+400](P/F,10%,1) d) None of these answer options is correct. DISCRETE CASH FLOWS AND DISCRETE COMPOUNDING The Best Food Company wishes to purchase a restaurant in a growing suburb of a citv. The kev narameters of the restaurants under 26. If the Company considered purchasing two (2) restaurants instead of a single restaurant in 2023 (that is, one restaurant in the first half of 2023 and the other in the second half of 2023), which restaurant identified in Question 25 should it purchase first? Note: This is a purchase ranking question. 27. Tim plans to make the following bank deposits in 2023: $200 on June 30 , $400 on September 30,$100 on October 31 and $400 on December 31 . Which of the following equation(s) will provide the value (on January 1 , 2023) of his planned deposits? Use a 10\% rate of interest compounded annually and disregard the fact that months are of unequal length. a) PW=200(P/F,10%,6)+400(P/F,10%,9)+100(P/F,10%,9)+400(P/F,10%,12) b) PW=200(P/F,10%/12,6)+400(P/F,10%/12,9)+100(P/F,10%/12,9)+400(P/F,10%/12,12 c) PW=[200+400+100+400](P/F,10%/12,12) d) PW=[200+400+100+400](P/F,10%,1) d) None of these answer options is correct. DISCRETE CASH FLOWS AND DISCRETE COMPOUNDING