I’ve already passed 7 ACCA papers and I didn’t know about this resource before. It is perfect both for study and revision. Lectures are amazing. Thank you Sir for this opportunity!
Great (although do make sure that you buy a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA approved publishers, because they are full of exam standard questions, and it is vital that you do practice lots of questions) 🙂
Provided you get the correct answer, it doesn’t matter how you arrive at it. (For Sections A and B of the exam, nobody will look at your workings – only the answer is marked)
If you watch the free lecture, you will see that we have to make best use of the information available and assume the credit purchases to be the same as the cost of sales. The lectures are a complete free course and cover everything needed to be able to pass the exam well.
The spread is the difference between the upper and lower limit. Why do you want to divide it by three? 🙂 I do suggest that you watch my free lectures on Miller Orr. (Our lectures are a complete course for Paper F9 and cover everything needed to be able to pass the exam well)
And what did you want ‘finish’ to do? If you want to see the questions and answers again you press ‘review quiz’. I don’t understand why it is causing you a problem!
leecorbby says
Please I I kindly get the solution of the question 2 ?
John Moffat says
If you click on ‘review quiz’ after submitting your answers then the correct answer (and the workings) will appear.
twinkling says
hello Sir
is return point ( given on the formula sheet) the same as the upper limit ?
twinkling says
Sorry sir I figured there are different.
John Moffat says
Yes they are different 🙂
Frooti says
I didn’t got answer of 1 question please tell how 4% came in boumol question
John Moffat says
The net interest cost of holding cash is 5 – 1 = 4% (or 0.04)
Frooti says
why not 1% , please explain meaning of sentence(last line)
John Moffat says
They lose interest of 5% on the investments sold and earn interest of 1% on deposits. So a net cost of 4%.
Yuliiap says
I’ve already passed 7 ACCA papers and I didn’t know about this resource before. It is perfect both for study and revision. Lectures are amazing. Thank you Sir for this opportunity!
John Moffat says
Thank you for your comment 🙂
anubhutityagi says
Got 100% thanks your valueable lecture video?
accountant-@100 says
100%. Thanks sir john your lecture served us well
John Moffat says
Thank you for your comment 🙂
Breaker says
100 % Result & thanks Sir john for the assistance 🙂 highly appriciated
John Moffat says
Thank you for your comment 🙂
sushanth12 says
80percent
John Moffat says
Great (although do make sure that you buy a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA approved publishers, because they are full of exam standard questions, and it is vital that you do practice lots of questions) 🙂
asher2019 says
Thank you for these questions. They were very helpful
John Moffat says
You are welcome 🙂
mwiser says
Hi John,
For question 2, I got the answer by;
Operating cycle= receivables + inventory – payables (50+60-45=65)
27 million x 665/360= 4,875,000
Is it ok to do this method?
John Moffat says
Provided you get the correct answer, it doesn’t matter how you arrive at it. (For Sections A and B of the exam, nobody will look at your workings – only the answer is marked)
malikjitin says
HI John,
Not sure which lectures covers the question 1.
Please advice.
Thanks
Jitin
malikjitin says
Sorry I meant Question 2
John Moffat says
The lectures on working capital management
arunesh77 says
Sir in the 2nd question we are not provided with the figure for credit purchases so how can we calculate average parables ?
Thank you
John Moffat says
If you watch the free lecture, you will see that we have to make best use of the information available and assume the credit purchases to be the same as the cost of sales.
The lectures are a complete free course and cover everything needed to be able to pass the exam well.
arunesh77 says
Cheers
John Moffat says
You too 🙂
vanny15 says
Hi John,
Q4, why spread is not being divided 3. My answer is 100000+ 15,000/3= 105,000
John Moffat says
The spread is the difference between the upper and lower limit. Why do you want to divide it by three? 🙂
I do suggest that you watch my free lectures on Miller Orr.
(Our lectures are a complete course for Paper F9 and cover everything needed to be able to pass the exam well)
Oxana says
When you finish Quiz and press “Finish” it does not work. Need to reload the page………………(((
John Moffat says
And what did you want ‘finish’ to do?
If you want to see the questions and answers again you press ‘review quiz’.
I don’t understand why it is causing you a problem!