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This is well explained.

This 4 is was was supposed to be depreciated if there was no revaluation. As there is a revaluation the…

Hi Jocelyn, I believe the items you are referring to are to do with the change in the value of…

Of course they match the notes!! It is the examples in Chapter 17 of our lecture notes.

The question says that they are replacing every two years and so the scrap value after one year is of…

The lecture is correct – do watch it again (and do not simply learn formulae – the exam is concerned…

question 4

your lecture examples do not match the notes on this lecture.

The actual IRR formula: IRR=r1+(NPV1 / (NPV1 – NPV2) ) x (r2 – r1) r1 = the discount rate that…

I have no idea which question you are referring to.

8000 x 0.6 = 4800 (not 4000)

When I watch over the lecture maximum should be 6800

the last question should it be 8000*.60=4000+4000*.50 =2000 total Npv 6000?

Can you explain why the $10,000 was not taking out in the first year? and subtracted from 3600?

Hello, Thanks for your lectures. They are a huge help. Will these specimen exams still be relevant?

Our questions are easy because they are just meant to let you judge if you have absorbed simple facts from…

i too wanna study together .

Contribution is the revenue less the variable costs, which is the same as the profit plus the fixed costs.

yes you are correct

Sir, why do we add only the fixed costs of $2.88 tot the profit of X to get the contribution…

Questions are easy here, but in study hub the questions are more difficult so what kind of questions are likely…

hey i am starting today . can we study together?

What about Ann?

Hello Sir, Can you please explain how the IRR is 11.45% and not 12.9%? Because I also got 12.9% as…

PA of 12570 is not lost because of 2000 loss claim, rather it just reduces the net income amount by…

Good Day, I passed law with 64% ! Not the best mark but a pass for sure & I’m proud…

thank you sir.

I was initially typing out a response to contradict your approach, but when working through it I see you’re actually…

Thank you for your comment 🙂

I was a bit confused during the first part of the example because we weren’t working with the Allowances for…