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How much did you borrow for your house if your monthly mortgage payment for a 30 year mortgage at 6.65% APR is $1,600? 
 . . A

. $218,080

. . B .

. $202,503

. . C .

. $186,926

. . D .

. $233,658

. . E .

. $249,235

. . F .

. $264,812

. 
 Shady Rack Inc. has a bond outstanding with 9.75 percent coupon, paid semiannually, and 17 years to maturity. The market price of the bond is $1,042.43. Calculate the bond’s yield to maturity (YTM). Now, if due to changes in market conditions, the market required YTM suddenly increases by 2% from your calculated YTM, what will be the percent change in the market price of the bond? 
 . . A

. . -17.09%

. . B .

. -16.39%

. . C .

. -17.76%

. . D .

. -14.01%

. . E .

. -15.66%

. . F .

. -14.87%

. 
 Sanaponic, Inc. will pay a dividend of $6 for each of the next 3 years, $8 for each of the years 4-7, and $10 for the years 8-10. Thereafter, starting in year 11, the company will pay a constant dividend of $5/year forever. If you require 12 percent rate of return on investments in this risk class, how much is this stock worth to you? 


. . A .

. $37.77

. . B .

. $34.54

. . C .

. $50.50

. . D .

. $45.68

. . E .

. $41.46

. . F .

. $55.99

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Your required rate of return is 15%. What is the net present value of a project with the following cash flows? . . Year . 0 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5

. Cash Flow . -750 . 450 . 350 . 150 . 125 . -100

. 


. . A. 26.33

. . . B

. . 72.15

. . C .

. 15.56

. . D .

. 60.27

. . E .

. 48.68

. . F .

. 37.37

. 
 Please use the following information for this and the following two questions. 
BB Lean has identified two mutually exclusive projects with the following cash flows. 
 . Year . 0 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5

. Cash Flow Project A -52,000.00 . 18,000.00 . 17,000.00 . 15,000.00 . 12,000.00 . 9,000.00

. Cash Flow Project B -52,000.00 . 17,800.00 . 10,000.00 . 12,000.00 . 17,000.00

. 22,000.0 0

The company requires a 11.5% rate of return from projects of this risk. 
 
What is the NPV of project A? 



. . A .

. 5,972.87 


. . B .

. 417.37 


. . C .

. 1,395.64 


. . D .

. 1,624.90 


. . E .

. 5,180.35 


. . F .

. 972.57 


. 
 What is the IRR of project B? 


. . A .

. 12.06%

. . B .

. 12.94%

. . C .

. 13.05%

. . D .

. 20.80%

. . E .

. 13.90%

. . F .

. 14.68%

. 
 At what discount rate would you be indifferent between these two projects? 
 . . A

. . 3.1177%

. . B .

. 34.1306%

. . C .

. 13.5250%

. . D .

. 26.0812%

. . E .

. 14.7386%

. . F .

. 15.8950%

. 
 A bond with a face value of $1,000 has annual coupon payments of $100. It was issued 10 years ago and has 7 years remaining to maturity. The current market price for the bond is $1,000. Which of the following is true: I. Its YTM is 10%. II. Bond’s coupon rate is 9.5%. III. The bond’s current yield is 10%. 
 . . A

. . I, II Only

. . B .

. I, III Only

. . C .

. I, II, and III

. . D .

. III Only

. . E .

. I Only

. . F .

. II, III Only

. 
 Riverhawk Corporation has a bond outstanding with a market price of $1,250.00. The bond has 10 years to maturity, pays interest semiannually, and has a yield to maturity of 9%. What is the bond’s coupon rate? 
 . . A

. . 13.61%

. . B .

. 11.31%

. . C .

. 9.77%

. . D .

. 10.54%

. . E .

. 12.08%

. . F .

. 12.84%

. 
 You purchased a stock for $20 per share. The most recent dividend was $2.50 and dividends are expected to grow at a rate of 8% indefinitely. What is your required rate of return on the stock? 
 . . A

. . 17.64%

. . B .

. 21.50%

. . C .

. 17.00%

. . D .

. 18.38%

. . E .

. 19.25%

. . F .

. 20.27%

. 
 Sales and profits of Growth Inc. are expected to grow at a rate of 25% per year for the next six years but the company will pay no dividends and reinvest all earnings. After that, the dividends will grow at a constant annual rate of 7%. At the end of year 7, the company plans to pay its first dividend of $4.00 per share. If the required return is 16%, how much is the stock worth today? 
 . . A

. . $22.80

. . B .

. $15.96

. . C .

. $20.52

. . D .

. $25.08

. . E .

. $18.24

. . F .

. $13.68

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Apple Sink Inc. (ASI) just paid a dividend of $2.50 per share. Its dividends are expected to grow at 26% a year for the next two years, 24% a year for the years 3 and 4, 16% for year 5, and at a constant rate of 6% per year thereafter. What is the current market value of the ASI’s stock if companies in this risk class have a 16% required rate of return? 
 . . A

. . $56.03

. . B .

. $48.35

. . C .

. $51.29

. . D .

. $45.54

. . E .

. $54.27

. . F .

. $42.87

. 
 The Retarded Company’s dividends are declining at an annual rate of 6 percent. The company just paid a dividend of $4 per share. You require a 16 percent rate of return. How much will you pay for this stock? 
 . . A

. . $13.85

. . B .

. $19.20

. . C .

. $17.09

. . D .

. $15.33

. . E .

. $12.57

. . F .

. $21.78

. 
 The dividend yield of a stock is 9 percent. If the market price of the stock is $18 per share and its dividends have been growing at a constant rate of 6%, what was the most recent dividend paid by the company? 
 . . A

. . $1.36

. . B .

. $1.53

. . C .

. $1.02

. . D .

. $1.70

. . E .

. $1.19

. . F .

. $0.85

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Last year, Jen and Berry Inc. had sales of $45,000, cost of goods sold (COGS) of 12,000, depreciation charge of $3,000 and selling, general and administrative (SG&A) cost of $10,000. The interest costs were $2,500. Twenty percent of SG&A costs are fixed costs. If its sales are expected to be $60,000 this year, what will be the estimated SG&A costs this year? 
 . . A

. . $12,667

. . B .

. $12,000

. . C .

. $10,636

. . D .

. $11,500

. . E .

. $14,250

. . F .

. $13,250

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You require a risk premium of 3.5 percent on an investment in a company. The pure rate of interest in the market is 2.75 percent and the inflation premium is 3 percent. US Treasury bills are risk free. What should be the yield of the US Treasury bills? Use multiplicative form. 
 . . A

. . 5.58%

. . B .

. 6.09%

. . C .

. 5.06%

. . D .

. 6.35%

. . E .

. 5.32%

. . F .

. 5.83%

. 
 Bonds X and Y are identical, including the risk class. The only difference between A and B is in the coupon payment as shown below. . . . Bond X . Bond Y

. Face value . $1,000 . $1,000

. Annual Coupon Payment . $120 . $130

. Payment Frequency . Semiannual . Annual

. Years to maturity . 15 . 15

. Price . $919.43 . ?

.

.

. What is the price of bond Y? 


. . A .

. $925.88

. . B .

. $940.92

. . C .

. $1,007.15

. . D. $956.95

. . . E

. . $973.44

. . F .

. $989.75

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