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Question 1

XY can choose from four mutually exclusive projects. The projects will each last for one year and their net cash inflows will be determined by market conditions. The forecast net cash inflows for each of the possible outcomes are shown below.

If the company applies the maximin criterion the project chosen would be:

Options:

A.

Project A

B.

Project B

C.

Project C

D.

Project D

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Question 2

A company sells two products, X and Y, which are always sold in the same ratio.

No inventories are held.

The following budgeted data relate to month 10:

What is the budgeted margin of safety in month 10?

Options:

A.

600 units

B.

5,400 units

C.

1,000 units

D.

5,000 units

Question 3

A company has identified the trend in its sales figures through the regression equation Y = 65.9 + 3.86X, where Y is the sales revenue in thousands of dollars and X is the month number. The average seasonal variation for October is 87%

Calculate the forecast sales revenue for October of Year 6.

Give your answer to the nearest $000.

Options: