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- Brook Corporation’s free cash flow for the current year (FCF0) was $3.00 million. Its investors require a 13% rate of return on (WACC = 13%). What is the estimated value of operations if investors expect FCF to grow at a constant annual rate of (1) −5%, (2) 0%, (3) 5%, or (4) 10%?vanhoe Company accumulates the following data concerning a proposed capital investment: cash cost \$212.060. net annual cash flows $43,000, and present value factor of cash inflows for 10 years is 5.22 (rounded). (If the net present value is negative, use either a negative sign preceding the number eg-45 or parentheses eg(45).) Determine the net present value, and indicate whether the investment should be made. dont give answer in image thnkuA company is considering two mutually exclusive investments with a discount rate of 10%.The cash flows of the projects over time follows: Time Project A Project B 0 - RM300,000 - RM405,000 1 - RM387,000 RM134,000 2 - RM193,000 RM134,000 3 - RM100,000 RM134,000 4 RM600,000 RM134,000 5 RM600,000 RM134,000 6 RM850,000 RM134,000 7 - RM180,000 RM0 A. What is the Net Present Value (NPV) for each project? B. Since the projects are mutually exclusive, which project would you recommend?Justify your recommendation. C. Suppose that the projects are independent projects, which project (s) would yourecommend? Justify your recommendation.
- A company is considering two mutually exclusive investments with a discount rate of 10%.The cash flows of the projects over time follows: Time Project A Project B 0 - RM300,000 - RM405,000 1 - RM387,000 RM134,000 2 - RM193,000 RM134,000 3 - RM100,000 RM134,000 4 RM600,000 RM134,000 5 RM600,000 RM134,000 6 RM850,000 RM134,000 7 - RM180,000 RM0 Question: The company does not want to issue new share capital or debentures to financethis project. Recommend three (3) appropriate financing methods for this project.Provide support for your recommendations.A company is considering two mutually exclusive investments with a discount rate of 10%.The cash flows of the projects over time follows: Time Project A Project B 0 - RM300,000 - RM405,000 1 - RM387,000 RM134,000 2 - RM193,000 RM134,000 3 - RM100,000 RM134,000 4 RM600,000 RM134,000 5 RM600,000 RM134,000 6 RM850,000 RM134,000 7 - RM180,000 RM0 Net Present value given : Time Project A Project B Project A Project B 0 -300,000 -405,000 1.0000 (300,000.00) (405,000.00) 1 -387,000 134,000 0.9091 (351,818.18) 121,818.18 2 -193,000 134,000 0.8264 (159,504.13) 110,743.80 3 -100,000 134,000 0.7513 (75,131.48) 100,676.18 4 600,000 134,000 0.6830 409,808.07 91,523.80 5 600,000 134,000 0.6209 372,552.79 83,203.46 6 850,000 134,000 0.5645 479,802.84 75,639.51 7 -180,000 0 0.5132…A company is considering two mutually exclusive investments with a discount rate of 10%.The cash flows of the projects over time follows: Time Project A Project B 0 - RM300,000 - RM405,000 1 - RM387,000 RM134,000 2 - RM193,000 RM134,000 3 - RM100,000 RM134,000 4 RM600,000 RM134,000 5 RM600,000 RM134,000 6 RM850,000 RM134,000 7 - RM180,000 RM0 Net Present Value: Cash flows Discount rate at 10% PV of cash flows Time Project A Project B Project A Project B 0 -300,000 -405,000 1.0000 (300,000.00) (405,000.00) 1 -387,000 134,000 0.9091 (351,818.18) 121,818.18 2 -193,000 134,000 0.8264 (159,504.13) 110,743.80 3 -100,000 134,000 0.7513 (75,131.48) 100,676.18 4 600,000 134,000 0.6830 409,808.07 91,523.80 5 600,000 134,000 0.6209 372,552.79 83,203.46 6 850,000 134,000 0.5645 479,802.84 75,639.51…
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