------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Illustrated Excel 2010 ------------------------------------------------- Unit B: independent Challenge 1 Express Oil Change Skills Save a workbook with a new name Enter numbers in cells Enter formulas Fill adjacent cells with formulas Copy cell contents Move cell contents Create formulas using the SUM function Enter text in cells
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the gross margin from its sale is considered to be a reduction of syrup costs. Products Sales Value Costs beyond split-off Difference Joint costs allocation Syrup $300‚000 12‚000 288‚000 $99‚406 Sugar $2‚000 280 1‚720 $594 $289‚720 Calculation: 288‚000 x 100‚000 = 99‚406 289‚720 1‚720 x 100‚000 = 594 289‚720 Syrup Sugar Joint costs 99‚406/20‚000 = $4.97 594/1‚000 = $0.59 Costs beyond split-off 12‚000/20‚000 = $0.6 280/1‚000 = $0.28 Unit Cost $5.57 $0.87
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calculated for Boeing as a whole. This number is then compared with the IRR of the 7E7 project to determine whether the project should continue. Based on the results of this analysis‚ I determined that Boeing should take on the 7E7 project. All calculations are provided below. Appendix #1 Why is Boeing contemplating the launch of the 7E7 project? Is this a good time to do so? Boeing is contemplating launching the 7E7 for a few reasons. The first reason is
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i-th possible outcome. n : The number of possible outcomes. The charts below show the calculation of the expected returns for the 1-Year Bond‚ TECO‚ Gold Hill and S&P 500‚ based on the above equation. This shows that the XYZ Corp has the highest expected return of XX%‚ and thus‚ appears to be the best potential investment based solely on expected rate of return. |Expected rate of Return Calculations | | | |
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parameters/assumptions in his WACC calculations: Rf: 7% Market Risk Premium (“MRM”): 7% Beta Arch: 1.6 Borrowing Rate: 11% Eqity/Debt Ratio: 40% / 60% And based on these: Re= Rf+ βArch x MRP = 7% + 1.6 x 7% = 18.2 % WACC = 0.4 x Re + 0.6 x Rd and accepted tax shield from cost of debt as “0” due to the “0” tax cost of the company during the forecasted period. WACC = 0.4 x 18.2% + 0.6 x 11.0% = 13.88% =>13.9% * In the absence of details about the βArch calculation of John Adams we accepted
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The midterm exam is multiple choice The midterm exam is 2 hours long The midterm exam has four sections. Section 1 includes 10 questions about the instructions (worth 0.1 marks each). Section 2 has 15 conceptual questions (including simple calculations) worth 1 mark each. Section 3 has 12 short numeric questions worth 2 marks each. Section 4 has 6 long numeric questions worth 3 marks each. The questions vary in difficulty level. The longer questions are more difficult. Prepare for the midterm
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Calculate Calorie Balance 19. Convert Calorie Balance to Weight Gain/Loss 20. Display Total Calories Consumed (the result of the calculation in step 16) 21. Display Total Calories Expended (the result of the calculation in step 17) 22. Display Calorie Balance (the result of the calculation in step 18) 23. Display Weight Gain/Loss (the result of the calculation in step 19) Next‚ from the list of activities‚ we can now determine the modules that will be used in the program: 1. Get Personal
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Math and Nursing February 9‚ 2013 Math and Nursing * My field of study in nursing. Nurses play a vital role in helping doctors care for patients in a variety of settings. In the field of nursing‚ mathematics is a crucial part of care giving. * Nurses have to use a variety of math concepts on their job everyday. Nurses must have a great knowledge of math to ensure that patients get the correct amount of medication‚ food and proper care
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division beta which is 0.964. Then we calculate cost of equity (14.3%) and cost of debt (9.67%). Then finally the cost of capital for this project is calculated using the formula: rWACC= (E/V)*requity+ (D/V)*rdebt*(1-T) which is 14.16%. (Detailed calculations are disclosed in Appendix) 3. As shown in Exhibit 8‚ Boeing 777 is attractive as long as cost of capital does not exceed 18 percent. By looking at Exhibit
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long term debt and subtracted by cash and cash equivalent We have calculated BV(Debt) and taken proxy for MV(Debt)‚ for equity we have considered market value Keeping going concern of company in mind we have taken 30-year treasury yield value in calculation Taking cost of capital of company as hurdle rate will not be optimal because riskiness of projects from different divisions are different hence we need to calculate cost of capital separately for every division Then based on Target D/E we have
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