LE2 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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A series of uniform payments made at equal intervals of time.

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Annuity

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2
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The payment is made at the end of each period starting from the first period.

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Ordinary Annuity

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The payment is made at the beginning of each period starting from the first period.

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Annuity Due

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4
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The first payment is made several periods after beginning of annuity.

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Deferred Annuity

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5
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It is annuity where payment periods extend forever or periodic payment continue indefinitely.

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Perpetuity

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6
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The equal payment are made at the end of each compounding period starting from the first compounding period.

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Ordinary Annuity

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7
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What is the formula to get the FUTURE WORTH of an Ordinary Annuity?

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F = A [ ( 1 + i ) ^n – 1 / i ]

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8
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What is the formula to get the PRESENT WORTH of an Ordinary Annuity?

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P = A [ ( 1 + i ) ^n – 1 / i ( 1 + i ) ^n ]

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9
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It is the formula for Geometric Progression

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S = A ( 1 - r ^n ) / 1 - r

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10
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It is like a regular annuity, except the first payment is delayed by a certain number of compounding periods.

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Deferred Annuity

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What is the formula to get the PRESENT WORTH of a Deferred Annuity?

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P = A [ ( 1 + i ) ^n – 1 / i ( 1 + i ) ^( n + k ) ]

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What is the formula to get the FUTURE WORTH of a Deferred Annuity?

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F = A [ ( 1 + i ) ^n / i ]

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13
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An application of perpetuity.

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Capitalized Cost

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14
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The _________ of a project, structure, or machine is the sum of the First Cost (FC), and the present worth of all future payments and replacements which is assumed to continue for a long time or forever.

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Capitalized Cost

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15
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What is the formula for Capitalized Cost?

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C = FC + ( OM / i ) + ( RC – SV ) / ( 1 + i ) ^n – 1

where:

C = Capitalized Cost
FC = First Cost
OM = Annual Operation and Maintenance Cost
RC = Replacement Cost
SV = Salvage Value or Salvage Cost

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16
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What is the formula of Annual Cost?

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AC = Ci

AC = FCi + OM + [ ( RC – SV ) i ] / ( 1 + I ) ^n – 1

17
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The equal payments are made at the beginning of each compounding period starting from the first period.

18
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What is the formula to get the FUTURE WORTH of an Annuity Due?

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F = A [ (( 1 + i ) ^n - 1 ) / i ] ( 1+ i )

19
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What is the formula to get the PRESENT WORTH of an Annuity Due?

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P = A [ (( 1 + i ) ^n - 1 ) / i ( 1 + i ) ] ( 1+ i )

20
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In _________, we are going to calculate and examine the margin of safety for the revenue and cost.

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Break - even Analysis

21
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It is the point where the revenue equals the cost.

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Break - even Analysis

22
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At ________, the company is neither gaining nor losing profit.

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Break - even Analysis

23
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What is the formula for Total Revenue?

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TOTAL REVENUE = TOTAL COST

Total Revenue = Total Cost

24
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What is the formula to get the Profit?

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Profit = Total Revenue – Total Cost

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What is the formula to get the *Total Cost?*
Total Cost = Variable Costs + Fixed Costs
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These are the cost of producing a product that varies proportional to the quantity or production.
Variable Costs
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These are the cost that must be paid regardless of the quantity produced.
Fixed Costs
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If the profit is positive, then the company is _________.
Gaining Profit
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If the profit is _________, then the company is gaining profit.
Positive
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If the profit is negative, then the company is _________.
Losing Profit
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If the profit is _________, then the company is losing profit.
Negative
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If the profit is zero, then the company is at _________.
Break-even
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If the profit is _________, then the company is at break-even.
Zero
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It states the *“How many sales it takes for the cost of doing business.”*
Break-even Analysis