To save money for a new house, you want to begin contributing money to a savings account. Your plan is to make equal contributions to the account for eight years. Each contribution will be R18490,00. The contributions will come at the end of every three month period, starting three months from now. The savings account pays 9% interest per annum, compounded quarterly. How much money do you expect to have in the account at the end of the eight years?
miller biker supply is one of manila as large as bakery needs supplier my life usually sell on credit and on the usual term intake 60 day for a customer received to be collected through in a demand nature of minor product it only takes miller 25 days to sell it supplies after being purchased from the supplier .On the other hand miller make use of a 30 days period before it pays its obligation to its supplier
A.compute the operating cycle
B.compute the cash conversion cycle
Tshepo wants to buy a big screen tv. She has five interest rates to choose from if she borrows money from the bank. The cheapest option for her is
1) 29% per year, compounded daily
2) 30% per year, compounded semi-annually
3) 28.5% per year, compounded weekly or
4) 29.5% per year, compounded every two months
John deposits $450 at the end of every 3 months in a savings account. The account has a 5% interest compounded quarterly. How much will he have in his account at the end of 7 years and 3 months?
Andile deposits R900 into a savings account paying 6,5% interest per year, compounded quarterly. After three and a half years he withdraws R1000 from the account and deposits it into a second account paying 11% simple interest per year. How much is the total amount accrued in the first account two years after withdrawing the R1000?
MONTH UNITS COST
JUNE 200 50,000
JULY 500 75,000
AUGUST 300 55,000
SEPTEMBER 800 95,000
OCTOBER 700 80,000
NOVERMBER 600 80,000
DECEMBER 400 60,000
Required
I. Estimate the variable cost per unit and the fixed cost per month use high low method. (6mks)
ii. Calculate the regression line Y= a+bx (6mks)
(b) Explain four purpose of transfer pricing (8mks)
(mgf)
M(t)=1/(1-4000 t)^3/2
expected number of claims per year is 20 and the safety loading
is 5%. Find the first three moments of the claim size distribution and calculate
the initial fund required to cover the total claim S with a probability of 99.99%
Sea-Salt Restaurant borrows R100000
for five years from a bank to upgrade its premises. The bank charges interest at 12%
per annum compounded monthly over five years. What is the equal monthly repayments of Sea-Salt Restaurant to the bank?
Puleng receives R1500,00 from a bank now, that charges 10.5% simple discount per annum. She has to pay back an amount of R1893.75 in a few months time. The number of months after which Puleng pays back the loan, rounded to one decimal place is
(1) 2.5
(2) 23.8
(3) 2.0
(4) 30.0
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(C) An investor is considering two projects A and B. Project A involves the investment of £1 million at the outset. The only income to be received will be a payment of £3.5 million after ten years. Project B also involves the investment of £1 million at the outset. Income will be received from this project continuously. In the first year the rate of payment will be £0.08 million, in the second year £0.09 million, in the third year £0.10 million, with the rate increasing by £0.01 million each year thereafter until the tenth year, after the end of which no further income will be received.
(a) Calculate the net present value of both investment projects at a rate of interest of 4% per annum effective.
(b) Show that the discounted payback period of project A is after that of project B (no further calculation is necessary).
(c) In the light of your answer to (i) above, explain which project is the more desirable to an investor with unlimited capital, and why.