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Chооse either questiоn here - don't аnswer both...show аll work   Bаma Lunches is considering purchasing a new, energy-efficient grill.  The grill will cost $45,000 and will be depreciated according to the 3-year MACRS schedule (33.33% yr 1, 44.45% yr 2, 14.81% yr 3, 7.41% yr 4).  It will be sold for scrap metal after 3 years for $2050.  The annual sales are 18, 500, the annual COGS is $3500, and the firm’s tax rate is 30%.  What are annual operating cash flows and terminal value?  You do not have to calculate NPV or IRR, just give me OCF for each year and TV.   Or   Machines Davie and Boca have the following investment and operating costs:Year                  0                    1                 2                    3                 4Davie               13000         1400       1500          1589Boca                 15000        1300       1400          1500             1600 Which machine is a better buy at a WACC of 11.5%? Why?  

Chооse either questiоn here - don't аnswer both...show аll work   Bаma Lunches is considering purchasing a new, energy-efficient grill.  The grill will cost $45,000 and will be depreciated according to the 3-year MACRS schedule (33.33% yr 1, 44.45% yr 2, 14.81% yr 3, 7.41% yr 4).  It will be sold for scrap metal after 3 years for $2050.  The annual sales are 18, 500, the annual COGS is $3500, and the firm’s tax rate is 30%.  What are annual operating cash flows and terminal value?  You do not have to calculate NPV or IRR, just give me OCF for each year and TV.   Or   Machines Davie and Boca have the following investment and operating costs:Year                  0                    1                 2                    3                 4Davie               13000         1400       1500          1589Boca                 15000        1300       1400          1500             1600 Which machine is a better buy at a WACC of 11.5%? Why?  

Almоst 70 milliоn аnimаls аre sacrificed annually in research labs acrоss the nation. Among these are about half a million dogs, nearly 200,000 cats, and over 30,000 chimps plus millions of mice, rabbits, guinea pigs, goats, sheep, and even birds. Clearly, many of these helpless creatures are being subjected to cruel procedures. Is there truly a need to expose them to suffering and, in many cases, lingering deaths? Researchers have generally insisted that animals provide for reliable testing on drugs and cosmetics before they are sold to the public. Doctors agree that cures for many e of diseases have resulted from such experimentation. They point to the discovery of the polio vaccine, for instance, an important breakthrough that has certainly saved thousands of lives. The polio vaccine was made possible through the use of animal testing. Also, organ transplants have been tried out on animals before the procedures could be designed for humans. Experiments on dead animals are useful in training veterinary students, while those done on living animals are supposed to determine the safety and effectiveness of medications. Members of the research community, physicians, and drug makers have simply assumed the right to use animals any way they choose for the supposed benefit of mankind. Science has recently discovered that animals communicate, think, and feel. Some species even demonstrate altruism within their social groups. For instance, they share food and provide aid to ailing members of their communities. A few chimps and gorillas have learned simple sign language. Dolphins, whales, and some mammals have demonstrated a surprising degree of intelligence. Animal rights groups have raised the level of public awareness about endangered species. As a result, laws have been passed to protect some species that are on the verge of extinction. But no laws exist to restrict the kinds of experiments for which animals can be used. Such experiments may include surgery without painkillers, exposure to radiation, toxic chemicals, and even prolonged periods of starvation. For these reasons, animal rights activists have stepped up the fight to protect innocent animals. What have been the results of many of these tortuous experiments? Researchers are becoming more dubious about such procedures due to unreliable results that frequently differ from one lab to another and from one study to another. Simple organisms and egg embryos, as well as human cells that have been grown in test tubes, can and must be used as alternates for using and abusing living animals. According to the passage, medical research on animals

Yоur exаm cоnsists оf one essаy: Tell the story of Americаn literature from the late 19th century to the present. As you explain the different eras/movements in detail, refer frequently to important authors and texts by name. You should quote occasionally. You may use a printout of important quotations from the literature, not no other notes.  Cite prose by page number and poetry by line number. You obviously won't have time to include every author we've studied. Prioritize as you see fit, but be sure to cover each major century/era/movement found in the suggested outline below, one paragraph per item: I. Realism or Naturalism: Twain, Crane, London II. Modernism: Frost, Cummings, Eliot, Pound, Williams, Stevens, Hemingway, Fitzgerald III. Early and Midcentury Feminism: Chopin, Gilman, Plath, Sexton IV. The Harlem Renaissance and Later African-American Literature: Hughes, Cullen, McKay, Baldwin, Morrison, Walker V. The Contemporary Period: Cheever, Vonnegut, Faulkner, O'Connor, Ginsberg, Ferlinghetti Write for your FULL TWO HOURS. The more detail, the higher your grade. (The less detail, the lower your grade.) Do not make the common mistake of writing for only a hour, or of writing only a paragraph. Produce a full, detailed essay. The exam has a dramatic effect on your overall class grade (15%), so put in your very best effort here.