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1.In calculating the risk associated with two potential projects (A & B), which

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1.In calculating the risk associated with two potential projects (A & B), which of the following statistical calculations indicates that the projects are equally risky?

The standard deviation of A is 100, and the coefficient of variation of A is 80.912

The standard deviation of B is 1,000, and the coefficient of variation of B is 809.12

The variance of A’s possible outcomes is 258.10, and the standard deviation of A is 100

The variance of B’s possible outcomes is 2,581, and the standard deviation of B is 1,000

iii and iv

ii and iii

i and ii

i and iv

None of the above

The value for "a" in the regression equation Y = a + b(X) + e is shown in Excel as

the slope

the forecasted variable

the intercept

the independent predictor variable

none of the above

Use the information below for the next problem .

Depreciation    27,000

EBIT 150,000

Investment in Operating Assets 50,000

Tax Rate 35%

Free Cash Flow ?

4. Calculate the free cash flow

Use the following information for the next problem

                                    Risk Free     X     Market

Beta                            0.00              1.5       1

Expected                     3.00%           ?          10.00%

5. What is the expected return for Security X?

Use the following information for the next three problems,

   PV of

Year

Cash Flow

Cash Flows

1

$14,000

$12,726

2

$14,000

$11,564

3

$10,000

$7,510

4

$10,000

$6,830

5

$8,000

$4,968

6. What is the NPV of above project if the initial investment was $35,000?

7. Calculate the IRR assuming a cost of capital of 12%.

8. Calculate the MIRR of the project assuming a cost of capital of 12%

   PV of

Year

Cash Flow

Cash Flows

1

$14,000

$12,726

2

$14,000

$11,564

3

$10,000

$7,510

4

$10,000

$6,830

5

$8,000

$4,968

Explanation / Answer

1. In calculating the risk associated with two potential projects (A & B), iii & iv indicates that the projects are equally risky.

Working:

Coefficient of variation (CV): Coefficient of Variation measures risk per unit of return.

Coefficient of Variation (CV) = Standard Deviation / Expected Return

Project A (CV) = 100 / 258.10 = 0.387

Project B (CV) = 1000 / 2,581 = 0.387

Hence both project have equal risk under situation iii and iv

2. The value for "a" in the regression equation Y = a + b(X) + e is shown in Excel as (C) the intercept

3. Free Cash Flow = EBIT (1-tax) + Depreciation – Capital Expenditure – Change in Working Capital

= $150,000 (1-0.35) + $27,000 - $50,000 = $74,500

4. Expected Return for Security X = Risk Free Return + Beta (Market Return – Risk Free Return)

Expected Return for Security X = 3% + 1.5(10% - 3%) = 3% + 10.5% = 13.50%

5.

NPV of the project at 10% cost of capital = PV of Cash Flows – PV of Cash Outflows = $43,598 - $35,000 = $8,598

NPV of Project at 12% cost of capital = $41,666 - $35,000 = $6,666

IRR = Lower Rate + NPV at lower rate / NPV at lower rate – NPV at higher rate x (Higher Rate – Lowe Rate)

= 16% + $3,208 / $3,208 – (-$494) x 5% = 16% + 0.8665 x 5% = 16% + 4.33% = 20.33%

Year

Cash Flow

PV of Cash Flows @ 10%

PVIF @ 12%

PV of Cash Flows @ 12%

PVIF @ 16%

PV of Cash Flows @ 16%

PVIF @ 21%

PV of Cash Flows @ 21%

1

$14,000

$12,726

0.893

$12,502

0.862

$12,068

0.826

$11,564

2

$14,000

$11,564

0.797

$11,158

0.743

$10,402

0.683

$9,562

3

$10,000

$7,510

0.712

$7,120

0.641

$6,410

0.564

$5,640

4

$10,000

$6,830

0.635

$6,350

0.552

$5,520

0.466

$4,660

5

$8,000

$4,968

0.567

$4,536

0.476

$3,808

0.385

$3,080

Total PV of All Cash flows

$43,598

$41,666

$38,208

$34,506

Less: PV of Cash Outflows

($35,000)

($35,000)

($35,000)

($35,000)

Net Present Value

$8,598

$6,666

$3,208

($494)

Year

Cash Flow

PV of Cash Flows @ 10%

PVIF @ 12%

PV of Cash Flows @ 12%

PVIF @ 16%

PV of Cash Flows @ 16%

PVIF @ 21%

PV of Cash Flows @ 21%

1

$14,000

$12,726

0.893

$12,502

0.862

$12,068

0.826

$11,564

2

$14,000

$11,564

0.797

$11,158

0.743

$10,402

0.683

$9,562

3

$10,000

$7,510

0.712

$7,120

0.641

$6,410

0.564

$5,640

4

$10,000

$6,830

0.635

$6,350

0.552

$5,520

0.466

$4,660

5

$8,000

$4,968

0.567

$4,536

0.476

$3,808

0.385

$3,080

Total PV of All Cash flows

$43,598

$41,666

$38,208

$34,506

Less: PV of Cash Outflows

($35,000)

($35,000)

($35,000)

($35,000)

Net Present Value

$8,598

$6,666

$3,208

($494)

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