Homework answers / question archive / 1)The management of Daytona Industries, an interior design company, is considering a R250 000 investment in a high-quality booking system with the following cash flows: Year Cash Inflow 1 R 30 000 2 R 60 000 3 R120 000 4 R130 000 5 R160 000 If the company wants to recover its initial investment in year 3, is the investment worthwhile? 2) An emergency can anyone assist me to solve this : Donny is an exchange rate trader based in Kuala Lumpur

1)The management of Daytona Industries, an interior design company, is considering a R250 000 investment in a high-quality booking system with the following cash flows: Year Cash Inflow 1 R 30 000 2 R 60 000 3 R120 000 4 R130 000 5 R160 000 If the company wants to recover its initial investment in year 3, is the investment worthwhile? 2) An emergency can anyone assist me to solve this : Donny is an exchange rate trader based in Kuala Lumpur

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1)The management of Daytona Industries, an interior design company, is considering a R250 000 investment in a high-quality booking system with the following cash flows:

Year Cash Inflow

1 R 30 000

2 R 60 000

3 R120 000

4 R130 000

5 R160 000

If the company wants to recover its initial investment in year 3, is the investment worthwhile?

2)

An emergency can anyone assist me to solve this :

Donny is an exchange rate trader based in Kuala Lumpur. He has received this
information on the exchange rates quoted by 3 different banks as follows:

	Bid
Bank A (MYR/SGD)	3.0680	3.0701
Bank B (USD/SGD)	0.7220	0.7451
Bank C (MYR/USD)	4.2754	4.3456

Assume that he has MYR200,000 to be used as a starting amount to benefit from this
pricing discrepancy. Calculate the triangular arbitrage profit. 

3)

If the net present value of a project is positive, which of the following statements is (are) true? Explain why?

i) Its payback period is less than or equal to the cut-off point

ii) Its payback period is more than the cut-off point

iii) Its internal rate of return is less than the cost of capital

iv) Its internal rate of return is more than the required rate of return