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Question: A newly-built business property, containing space for a store and two offices, can be purchased f...​


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A newly-built business property, containing space for a store and two offices, can be purchased for
P1, 200, 000. A prospective buyer estimates that during the next 10 years he can obtain annual rentals of at least P458, 460 from the property and that the annual out-of-pocket disbursements will not exceed P60, 000. He believes that he should be able to dispose of the property at the end of 10 years at not less than P700, 000. Annual taxes and insurance will total 2.5% of the first cost.
(a) Assume he has sufficient equity capital to purchase the property, and that the average return he is obtaining from his capital is 20%. Would you recommend the investment? Use ROR method. Briefly discuss your conclusion. No need to draw the cash flow diagram for this portion.(10 pts.)

(b) What recommendation would you make if he had to borrow 25% of the required capital, on the basis of a 10-year amortization with interest of 18%? Use Annual Worth Method (10 pts.)

(c) If the entire capital can be obtained by floating bonds at 15% that will mature in 10 years, what would you recommend? Sinking fund interest is 15%. Use ROR method. Briefly discuss your conclusion. No need to draw the cash flow diagram for this portion. (10 pts.)

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    A.)
    Annual revenue = P458, 460
    Annual cost:
    Depreciation = P1, 200, 000-P700, 000F A, 20%, 101599791029991_blob.png = P19, 260
    Disbursements = 60, 000
    Taxes & insurance = P1, 200, 000(0.025) = 30, 000
    Total annual cost P109, 260
    Net annual profit P349, 200
    Rate of return = P349, 000P1, 200, 0001599791030180_blob.png x 100 = 29.1 >20%
    The investment is justified.
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    B.
    Annual revenue = P458, 460
    Annual cost:
    Depreciation = P900, 000-P700, 000F A, 20%, 101599791030597_blob.png = P7, 700
    Amortization = P1, 200, 000 (0.25)P A, 18%, 101599791030615_blob.png = 66, 760
    Disbursements = 60, 000
    Taxes & insurance = P1, 200, 000 (0.025) =30, 000
    Total annual cost = P164, 460
    Net annual profit = P294, 000
    Rate of return = P294, 000P1, 200, 0001599791030997_blob.png x 100 = 24. 50% > 20%
    The investment is justified.
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    C.
    Annual revenue = P458, 460
    Annual cost:
    Sinking fund deposit = P1, 200, 000-P700, 000F /A, 15%, 101599791031608_blob.png = P24, 630
    Bond interest = P1, 200, 000 (0.15) 180, 000
    Disbursements 60, 000
    Taxes and insurance = P1, 200, 000 (0.025) = 30, 000
    Total annual cost P294, 630
    Net annual profit P163, 830
    Rate of return =P163, 830P1, 200, 0001599791031936_blob.png x 100 = 13. 65% < 20%
    The investment is not justified.
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7. Simplify the following using the algebra of propositions. Show your solutions. a) A = {[QV (PAQ] ^ [PA(PAQ]} b) B = {[-(PA


Please refer the solution to number 7 to the second picture on how to simplify.
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    7) (W A=-{[Qvce na)] a [PAGPAQ]} {an [(PAP) nQ]} [by Absorption law and Abociative: low] = -PV- TQ = n{QA [PAQ} [By Idempoten
    (C) C = (--(_@)] @(-p)] =-(GP) V (P-70)] v [-Qv (pap)] using Pq = -pvq , Double 3-CPV GPVO)] vcnQvG-PVP)] , Negation 3-[Qv-P

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Question: Foodpanda is a mobile food delivery marketplace. The service allows users to select from local re...​


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Foodpanda is a mobile food delivery marketplace. The service allows users to select from local restaurants
and place orders via its mobile applications as well as its websites. This is how it works.
First enter your areas on the home page and then find a restaurant. Order what you want. Your items will
appear on your cart on the right. Once you are happy with your order, click on the "ORDER NOW" button
and enter your delivery address. Simply follow the checkout instructions from there. Sit back, relax and
wait for the food going to be delivered to you!
(i) Interface of the food ordering system is given in the figure above. Keeping in mind the scenario and the
interface for login and welcome screens respectively, draw a use case diagram to represent the interaction
of the users with the system. Use extend/include where applicable.
(ii) “Place Order” Use Case describes the process by which orders are entered into the order processing system.
Create an Activity Diagram keeping in mind the above scenario and activities given below. Use swim lanes
where applicable.
1. The Use Case starts when the customer selects Place New Order.
2. The system displays the Place Order Screen
3. The customer selects its location.
4. The system displays nearby restaurants.
5. The customers will select the restaurant and their products they wish to order
6. For each product Selected
6.1 Customer will select the customization.
6.2 Customer will select the quantity
6.3 The system will add the price of the item to the total.
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7. The customer will proceed to checkout
7.1 Customer will enter the delivery address
7.2 Customer will select the payment mode
7.3 if online payment selected, enter credit card information.
8. The customer will select submit.
9. The system will verify the information and save the order as pending
10.The order is marked confirmed, an order id is returned to the customer through SMS, and
the use case ends.
Alternative Flow of Events
At any time before selecting submit, the customer can select cancel. The order is not saved, and the use
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    a) Use Case Diagram:
    The use case diagram will have an actor:
    · Customer
    The operations will be performed between Food Ordering system and actor Customer.
    Below is the use case diagram for the given system’s food ordering use case:
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    b) Swimlane Activity Diagram:
    Please find below the Swimlane Activity Diagram:
    1593734616704_swimlane.png
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    8 a.
    The chairman on the board of XYZ Automobile company is in favour of buying Ace Rubber Company and i support his argument. The reason for which is if XYZ company buys Ace Rubber Company then it can make its own tires and will not have to bear the cost from outside to purchase the tires. Since Currently XYZ company is not making its own tires but is purchasing it from outside due to which its car prices are also high. These car prices are high because XYZ company has to cover up the cost of tires purchased from outside.
    However, if to makes it own tires, the comapny will be in a position to sell its cars at a somewhat lower price and eventually seeing the low price sales will increase and so will the clients. In the market the stocks of the same company will increase. Seeing the company's earnings people would want to invest more in the company. Thus, we can safely say buying Ace rubber company will be a good decision and increase the earnings of XYZ company in the long run.

    8 b.
    According to the argument mentioned above, we can safely say that the client was not guilty. The client of the defense attorney was not present at the scene of the crime. As mentioned ge was out of town. A witness has identified the client to be out of town and is not mistaken. Moreover, the Persecution attorney is not able to prove thag the witness is wrong . Thus, to some up , the client was not present at the crime scene but was out of town. The witness also agrees that the client was out of town. Hence, we can say that the client is not guilty.
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