This document appears to be a practice exam for a midterm in ISE 2040. It contains 20 multiple choice questions covering topics related to time value of money, capital budgeting, and economic decision analysis. The questions require calculations of present and future values, rates of return, and net present values for projects with different cash flows and time horizons.
This document appears to be a practice exam for a midterm in ISE 2040. It contains 20 multiple choice questions covering topics related to time value of money, capital budgeting, and economic decision analysis. The questions require calculations of present and future values, rates of return, and net present values for projects with different cash flows and time horizons.
This document appears to be a practice exam for a midterm in ISE 2040. It contains 20 multiple choice questions covering topics related to time value of money, capital budgeting, and economic decision analysis. The questions require calculations of present and future values, rates of return, and net present values for projects with different cash flows and time horizons.
This document appears to be a practice exam for a midterm in ISE 2040. It contains 20 multiple choice questions covering topics related to time value of money, capital budgeting, and economic decision analysis. The questions require calculations of present and future values, rates of return, and net present values for projects with different cash flows and time horizons.
1. You have been looking at where you will put your money after graduation when you see a bright $$ future. If Huntington bank pays 4% interest and compounds monthly and PNC Bank pays 4% interest and compounds quarterly, where will you put your money?
A. Huntington B. PNC Bank
2. If interest accumulates at 20% per year, how long will it take for $50,000 (One time payment) to accumulate to $160,000?
A. Between 3 - 4 Years B. Between 4- 5 Years C. Between 5 -6 Years D. More than 6 Years
3. Your company is going to invest $800,000 in a new capital project. How much do they need to make every year for the next 10 years @10% MARR to make it worthwhile?
A. $89,432 B. $98,720 C. $130,400 D. $201,500
ISE 2040 Midterm 1 VERSION B B B B : ISE 2040 Midterm 1 VERSION B B B B B
2 4-5. Costs associated with the production process where you work are $85,000 per year. You determine that by spending $25,000 (one time) on controls and programming, you can improve process efficiency and reduce the cost to $68,000 in years 1 &2 and to $70,000 per year in years 3,4,5.
4. Using a 15% MARR, determine the annual worth equivalent of the one time cost to improve the efficiency?
A. $6,745 B. $7,458 C. $8,500 D. $9,221
5. (From #1) Using a 15% MARR, determine the annual worth equivalent of the cost savings in years 1-5.
A. $14,272 B. $15,260 C. $15,950 D. $16,200
6. What is the present worth of a 5 year commodity contract for grain that has a year 1 cost of $18,000 that will go up by $1,800 in each of the following years if i= 15%?
A. $63,425 B. $70,734 C. $90,000 D. $108,000
ISE 2040 Midterm 1 VERSION B B B B : ISE 2040 Midterm 1 VERSION B B B B B
7. (From #6) What is the present worth of a 5 year commodity contract for grain that has a year 1 cost of $18,000 and will go up 8% per year in each of the following years if i=15%?
A. $69,296 B. $72,400 C. $97,200 D. $105,600
8. The time value of money is a key concept of economic decision analysis.
In a nutshell, the fact that money has a time value means that equal dollar amounts at different points in time (for example, $100 today and $100 a year from now have different value as long as the interest rate that can be earned exceeds zero.
A. True B False
9. If you are evaluating 3 capital project investments, one with a 3-year life, one with a 4-year life, and one with a 6-year life, how many years must be analyzed to get an equivalent PV analysis?
A. 4 B. 6 C. 12 D. 15
10. What is the effective annual interest rate, if the nominal annual rate is 8% and it is compounded monthly?
A. 6.67% B. 8.12% C. 8.30% D. 8.67%
ISE 2040 Midterm 1 VERSION B B B B : ISE 2040 Midterm 1 VERSION B B B B B
11. A nominal interest rate of 4% is paid semi-annually (every 6 months). What is the effective annual interest rate?
A. 4.04% B. 4.40% C. 6.06% D. 8.00%
12. A company borrowed $50,000 at an interest rate of 5% per year for 3 years. (They pay nothing along the way during the 3 years.) The company has to pay it off in 1 total payment of principal and interest at the end of the period. How much do they owe?
A. $57,881 B. $61,221 C. $63,423 D. $65,441
13. The owner of a company is evaluating three alternatives to help her company expand its warehouse space: lease a nearby facility (contract is for 5 years), purchase a nearby facility (building expected to be useful for 15 years), or build a new facility (building expected to be useful for 30 years). When comparing mutually exclusive alternatives with unequal lives, what assumptions are embedded in the Least Common Multiple (LCM) Approach?
A. Salvage values for each alternative are assumed to be $0. B. The alternatives can be repeated, identically, over each life cycle within the LCM. C. Inflation should be assumed to occur in the future.
ISE 2040 Midterm 1 VERSION B B B B : ISE 2040 Midterm 1 VERSION B B B B B
5 14. (True/False) One of the differences between mutually exclusive alternative projects and independent projects is that the decision recommendation for mutually exclusive projects should always have at least 2 projects.
A. True B. False
15-16 Analyze the following projects for PW with a MARR of 15%.
15. Determine Present Worth of Project Newton using the LCM Method.
A. ($249,150) B. ($180,100) C. $180,100 D. $249,150
16. Determine Present Worth of Project Skeeter using the LCM Method.
A. ($269,500) B. ($150,430) C. $150,430 D. $269,500
17. When faced with choosing between two mutually exclusive alternatives, from an economic standpoint, you should choose the alternative with:
A. Greatest yearly income B. Lowest yearly costs C. Greatest Present Worth D. Longest total life
Newton Skeeter Initial Capital $925,000 $850,000 Annual Benefit $335,000 $285,000 Salvage Value $15,000 $95,000 Project Life 3 years 6 years ISE 2040 Midterm 1 VERSION B B B B : ISE 2040 Midterm 1 VERSION B B B B B
18. A company has a new product that will generate no sales in years 1,2,3 and then it will go up to $200,000 in year 4, then continue to increase by $25,000 per year until the project ends in year 8. What is the present value of this cash flow at i = 20%?
19. Determine the Present Worth of the following project using a 3 - year Study Period using a 15% MARR.
A. ($150,400) B. ($67,344) C. $4,355 D. $74,335
20. In 10 years, you want to have $12,000 to make a down payment on a house. If you save $800 per year every year for the next 10 years and put it in an account that earns 5% interest annually will you make your goal?
A. Yes B. No
Initial Cost $250,000 Annual Benefit $80,000 Salvage Value $50,000 Project Life 6 Years