FINC400 full course (American Public university)

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FINC 400 Principles of Financial Management
Week 3 Homework Problems
Complete the following problems:
Problem 6-4 Problem 7-2 Problem 8-10
Problem 6-8 Problem 7-7 Problem 8-14
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Problem 6-10 Problem 7-13 Problem 8-17
Master-11/2011 kT

6-4

Problem 6-4 - Refer to problems at the end of the chapter for details and instructions:
Use template to complete the problem:
Solution:
Antivirus, Inc.
$2,000,000 Sales
12% Profit Margin
Net Income
Dividends @ 25%
Increase in Retained Earnings
$430,000 Increase in Assets
Increase in Retained Earnings
External Funds Needed

6-8

Problem 6-8 - Refer to problems at the end of the chapter for details and instructions:
Use template to complete the problem:
Biochemical Corp.
Required 3 year financing $500,000
Interest rate per year 10.60%
# of years 3.00
Short-term financing - year 1 7.25%
Short-term financing - year 2 11.90%
Short-term financing - year 3 8.15%
Solution:
Cost of Three Year Fixed Cost Financing Show your work!
Cost of Three Year Variable Short-term Financing
3 Year Total Interest Cost =

6-10

Problem 6-10 - Refer to problems at the end of the chapter for details and instructions:
Use template to complete the problem:
Hogan Surgical Instruments Company
a) Most Aggressive
Assets Expected Return on Assets
Low liquidity/high return $2,000,000 18%
Short-term financing $2,000,000 10%
Anticipated return
b) Most Conservative
Assets Expected Return on Assets
Low liquidity/high return $2,000,000 14%
Long-term financing $2,000,000 12%
Anticipated return
c) Moderate approach
Assets Expected Return on Assets
Low liquidity/high return $2,000,000 18%
Long-term financing $2,000,000 12%
Anticipated return
d)

7-2

Problem 7-2 - Refer to problems at the end of the chapter for details and instructions:
Use template to complete the problem:
Neon Light Company of Kansas City Solution:
Daily collections $2,000,000 a)
Days speed up 1.50 Additional collections =
Daily disbursements $1,000,000
Days slow down 0.50
Interest rate 9%
Delayed disbursements =
Freed-up Funds =
b) Freed-up Funds =
Interest Rate =
Interest on Freed-up Funds =
c)

7-7

Problem 7-7 - Refer to problems at the end of the chapter for details and instructions:
Use template to complete the problem:
Eco-Friendly Products
Credit Sales $900,000
Avg. Collection Period 30
Days in year 360
Solution:
Annual credit sales / Days in year = Credit sales a day
/ =
Avg. daily credit sales x Avg. Coll. Period = Avg. Acc. Receivable
x =

7-13

Problem 7-13 - Refer to problems at the end of the chapter for details and instructions:
Use template to complete the problem:
Fisk Corp.
Expected Sales 75,000
Ordering Cost $8
Carrying Cost $1.20
Solution: Show your work!
a) EOQ =
b) Orders =
c) Avg. Inventory =
d) # of orders x ordering cost =
Avg. Inventory x carrying cost =
Total Cost =

8-10

Problem 8-10 - Refer to problems at the end of the chapter for details and instructions:
Use template to complete the problem:
Talmud Book Company
Amount Borrowed $16,000
Interest Rate 9%
Days loan outstanding 30
Days in year (360 or 365)
Solution: Show your work!
Dollar cost of loan =

8-14

Problem 8-14 - Refer to problems at the end of the chapter for details and instructions:
Use template to complete the problem:
Dade Company Solution: Show your work!
Principal $300,000 1) Effective rate of interest with 20% compensating balance =
Interest $27,000
Compensating Balance 20%
Days in year (360 or 365)
Days Loan Outstanding 360
Annual # Payments 12 2) Effective rate for installment loan with compensating balance =
Total # of Payments 12

8-17

Problem 8-17 - Refer to problems at the end of the chapter for details and instructions:
Use template to complete the problem:
Information Solution: Show your work!
Principal $5,000,000 a) Simple interest with 10% compensation balance =
Interest 14%
Compensating Balance 10%
Days in year b) Discounted interest =
Days Loan Outstanding 360
Annual # Payments 12
Total # of Payments 12 c) An installment loan with 12 payments =
Compensating Balance (d) 5%
d) Discounted interest with 5% compensating balance =