1. Revision Test 2 FMP
Question 1 – 17 marks Chapter 7 Capital Budgeting – End of chapter questions 15 – 20
Third edition 2012 – Chapter 11 page 400 – Q 15 – 20
Question 2 – 8 marks – EOQ question – Management of Working Capital Chapter 4 – Self Test 4 and 5 and end of chapter questions 15 – 20
Third edition 2012 Chapter 5 – Page Q
Question 3 – 9 marks Management of Working Capital Chapter 4 – Self Test 1 and 2 – end of chapter questions 2-10
Third edition 2012 Chapter 5 – self test questions and Q
Question marks Financial Analysis Chapter 5 Question plus Question 5 June 2009 final paper and Question 5 November 2009 final paper
Third edition 2012 Chapter 6 – Q 10 – 14 page 232 plus past papers mentioned above
Question 5 – 6 marks Financial Analysis Chapter 5 Question plus Question 5 June 2009 final paper and Question 5 November 2009 final paper

2. Today’s class – questions are slightly different in the 2012 edition but are copied below and on Sharepoint for students
Work Question 20 Chapter 7 page 295 – plus what criteria would you set for NPV – answer must be positive, IRR must be greater than Weighted average cost of capital
Work question 17 page 137 Chap 4
Work question 3 (b) Page 132 Chap 4
Work question 17 page 220 Chapter 5
Plus extra question similar to Nov 2009 as follows:
Company Ltd has an after-tax profit of $500,000 with 800,000 $2 ordinary shares fully paid. The dividend payout ratio is 60% and the price/earnings ratio is 20:1.
Calculate the following:
Share price (3 marks)
Earnings yield (3 marks)
Dividend yield (3 marks)

3. Question 20 Chapter 7 page 295

5. Question 17 page 137 Chap 4
Note if the question said holding cost was $10 per 10 kilos you would convert the holding cost to a cost per kilo

6. Question 3 (b) Page 132 Chap 4

7. Question 17 page 220 Chapter 5

8. Question similar to Nov 2009
Company Ltd has an after-tax profit of $500,000 with 800,000 $2 ordinary shares fully paid. The dividend payout ratio is 60% and the price/earnings ratio is 20:1.
Calculate the following:
Share price (3 marks)
Earnings yield (3 marks)
Dividend yield (3 marks)