Test 1 - Question 5What is the difference in cost between a 12 month contract with Company D and a 12 month contract with company E?£30.12£42.12£485.88£987.88

Test 1 - Question 6Monthly rates are due to increase by 4% per year for the next two years due to inflation. To the nearest penny, what will be the total cost of a two year contract with Company A (including the upfront payment) taking these annual increases into consideration?£540.70£830.00£855.20£888.30

Test 1 - Question 4Pegasus paid a 12% commission to staff for all sales over £260,000 in April. This was increased to a 16% commission for all sales over £220,000 from May onwards. What was the difference in commissions paid to staff in April and May?£2,800£3,900£6,400£7,600

During its first month of operations, a manufacturer incurs the following costs in dollars related to activities within its factory:Direct materials costs $5,000Indirect materials $2,000Direct labor $15,000Indirect labor $3,000Factory rent $10,000Depreciation on factory equipment $8,000What are the manufacturer’s total product costs for the month?

1. The fair price of a 2-month forward contract written on gold, excluding storage cost, is $1200.All else being equal, the fair price of the 2-month forward contract written on the sameunderlying asset (i.e., gold), including storage cost, is likely to bea) Less than $1200b) Equal to $1200c) Greater than $1200d) None of them above

Ms ENG1014 is working as a consultant for a company that installs street lamps. She is asked to install lamps along a street that is 500 metres long, with the lamps spread out lamps in 15 metre intervals along the street.Three companies have different deals:Company A: first lamp costs $100 to install, and each successive lamp costs $4 lessCompany B: first lamp costs $120 to install, and each successive lamp costs $5 lessCompany C: first 5 lamps cost $150 each, but every lamp after that only costs $13What is the total cost from each company? You should assume that the lamps can have negative costs