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Virtual University of Pakistan
FINALTERM EXAMINATION
Fall 2008
ACC501- Business Finance (Session - 1)
Marks: 81
Which of the following is the difference between current assets and current
liabilities?
Surplus Asset
Short-term Ratio
Working Capital
Current Ratio
Income Statement
Balance Sheet
Rs. 107,000
Rs. 104,000
Rs. 101,000
Rs. 93,000
Percentages can be used in the balance sheet without being associated with
the numbers they represent.
Kam ran just won a lottery and want to put som e m oney away so that he will have
Rs. 75,0 0 0 for his child s school education 18 years from now. He can earn 7.5
percent compounded annually. How much does he need to invest today?
Rs. 15,763
Rs. 17,271
Rs. 18,980
Rs. 20,404
You need Rs. 2,0 0 0 to buy a new DVD player for your car. If you have Rs. 80 0 to
invest at 5 percent com pounded annually, how long will you have to wait to buy
the DVD player?
8.42 years
14.58 years
15.75 years
18.78 years
How much must be deposited at 15% each of the next 7 years to have Rs. 4,565?
Rs. 452.75
Rs. 570.50
Rs. 350.20
Rs. 412.50
What am ount a borrower would pay at the end of second year with a 4-year, 12%,
interest-only loan of Rs. 3,000?
Rs. 360
Rs. 2,000
Rs. 3,000
Rs. 3,360
Which of the following is the expected rate of return on a bond if bought at its
current market price and held to maturity?
Current Yield
Yield To Maturity
Coupon Yield
The price of a Rs. 1,0 0 0 -face value bond is Rs. 1,0 0 0 . What will be the yield to
maturity if there is a coupon payment of Rs. 80 for 6 years?
Greater than 8%
Lower than 8%
Equal to 8%
Which one of the following statem ents is INCORRECT regarding zero coupon
bonds?
Zero coupon bonds are offered at a price that is much lower than its stated
value.
The issuer of a zero coupon bond deducts interest every year because
interest is actually paid every year.
The issuer of a zero coupon bond deducts interest every year even though
interest is not actually paid every year.
Positive; positive
Positive; negative
Negative; negative
Negative; positive
More
Less
Equal
An independent project
A dependent project
A contingent project
___________ Cost is an outlay that has already occurred and hence is not affected
by the decision under consideration.
Sunk
Opportunity
Fixed
Variable
___________ Cost refers to the cash flows that could be generated from an asset
the firm already owns provided it is not used for the project in question.
Sunk
Opportunity
Fixed
Variable
If two projects are _______________, the fact that they have unequal lives will not
affect the analysis.
Mutually exclusive
Dependent
Independent
Correlated
Sunk cost
Opportunity cost
Which one of the following is TRUE about the difference between debt and
common stock?
Which one of the following typically applies to preferred stock but not to
common stock?
Dividend yield
Cumulative dividends
Voting rights
According to 2nd M&M proposition, cost of equity does NOT depend upon
which of the following ?
Which of the following terms refer to the difference between the current assets
and the current liabilities ?
Net difference
Current ratio
Which of the following statement is NOT correct regarding EDI (Electronic Data
Interchange) ?
Diversifiable Risk
Market Risk
Non-diversifiable Risk
Increasing Recession
Rise in Inflation
Systematic Risk
Market Risk
Unsystematic Risk
What will be the risk premium for a stock that has an expected return rate of 15%
and a risk-free rate of 9% ?
6%
9%
15 %
24 %
Probability distribution
Coefficient of variation
The MC Inc. purchased a share of common stock exactly one year ago for Rs. 45.
During the past year the common stock paid an annual dividend of Rs. 2.40. The
firm sold the stock today for Rs. 80. What is the rate of return the firm has
earned?
5.3%
194.2%
83.11%
94.2%
The total m arket valu e of a com p any s stocks is calcu lated as Rs. 250 m illion and
the total m arket valu e of the com pany s d ebt are calcu lated as Rs. 150 m illion.
What percent of the firm s financing is d ebt ?
37.50%
50.00%
62.50%
70.00%
If the book valu e exceed s the m arket valu e, then the d ifference is treated as a
_________ for tax purposes.
Profit
Loss
Surplus
Market valu e exceed s book valu e by Rs. 150,000. What w ill be the after-tax
proceeds if there is a tax rate of 35 percent ?
Rs. 97,500
Rs. 105,600
Rs. 115,000
Rs. 150,000
The book valu e of a system is Rs. 30,220 at the end of year 4 of its life. What w ill
be the total after-tax cash flow from sale if w e sell this system for Rs. 15,000 at
this time? (Tax rate is 35%)
Rs. 15,000
Rs. 15,220
Rs. 20,327
Rs. 45,220
Fou r years ago, Mr. Ajm al pu rchased a car for Rs. 300,000. N ow he w ants to sell
his car. Based on historical averages, his car w orth 25% of the pu rchase p rice and
he sells his car at this price. What w ou ld be his tax liability if the d epreciation
schedule shows a book value of Rs. 27,250 for the car ? (Tax rate is 35%)
Rs. 14,875.75
Rs. 16,712.50
Rs. 25,000.00
Rs. 62,500.25
Miss N ad ia pu rchased a car for Rs. 500,000. Based on historical averages, this car
is w orth 30% of the p u rchase p rice now and it is being sold at this p rice. What is
the car s m arket valu e ?
Rs. 51,875
Rs. 112,500
Rs. 150,000
Rs. 350,000
High
Low
Zero
Define EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) and write down its advantages briefly.
What is the difference between temporary current assets and permanent current
assets?
If you have a portfolio that is w orth Rs. 200,000 consisting of three stocks A, B, C
and D. Assu m e you have d ivid ed you investm ent equally in these fou r stocks.
Exp ected retu rns on Stocks A, B, C and D are 20%, 25%, 15% and 12%
respectively. Calculate the portfolio expected return.
Bonds carry an interest rate of 11.5%. Common stocks and Preferred stocks have
a return of 15.50 % and 12% respectively and corporate tax rate is 40%. Compute
the present Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) for SNT & Co.
Stand ard Manu facturing Com pany (SMC) need s one of tw o m achines. Machine
X costs Rs. 25,000 and has cash flow s of Rs. 8,000 a year for six years. Machine Y
costs Rs. 30,000 and has cash flow s Rs. 7,000 a year for six years. SMC has 12%
cost of capital. Calcu late each m achine s Payback Period and N PV (N et Present
Value) and evaluate the results.