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Thanks John. For Q4a I calculated growth in EPS using yearly EPS to two decimal places I.e
EPS year1 $1
EPS year2 $1.03
EPS year2 $1.06Growth = 2 under root 1.06 -1 = 0.0295 or 2.9%
Is this still taken as correct answer?
Thanks John. For Q4a I calculated growth in EPS using yearly EPS to two decimal places I.e
EPS year1 $1
EPS year2 $1.03
EPS year2 $1.06Growth = 2 under root 1.06 -1 = 0.0295 or 2.9%
Is this still taken as correct answer?
@ joce practice past exam papers in 3 hours exam conditions. If you can answer 4 questions in 3 hours at home, you will be able to do it in exam.
Challenge yourself in answering 25 marks question in 15 min. Do it over & over again until you polished your computational & writing skills.
Plan your exam answering structure. Remember no plan means, confusion, nervousness and ultimately disaster.
Finally take exam as a battle.
1 ) know your strengths ( syllabus areas where you feel confident )2) Cash in your strength by practising.
3) Know your enemy I.e the examiner, find about him, his comments, his exam reviews and most importantly his articles. I.e if he is saying all 4 questions to be attempted he expecting you to attempt all 4. ( this does not mean that answering 3 questions won’t get you pass marks, he is looking for quality not quantity )
Wish you best of luck.
@ erabruce follow the link below
Answers to Q2 is now available on Open Tution WEB SITE.
Thanks John, looking forward to Q3 & Q4
answers.Elina, why did you ignored issue cost? of 200k. I did the same and got 5.4 th ex price.
Honestly don’t remember, too much was going on, but definitely checked my calculation twice.