ACCA Forums
FM*** ACCA F9 June 2017 Exam was.. Instant Poll and comments ***
I marked 3% as well
Is there anyone who knows when the answers will be realease?
anyone remember the answer for the mcq wer we had to find the market value of preference shares...?? i think think the options wer $55 , $50 , $75(not sure) etc...
do any of u remember the answer for the mcq wer we had to find the market value of preference shares…?? i think think the options wer $55 , $50 , $75(not sure) etc…
@fathikhaleel said: do any of u remember the answer for the mcq wer we had to find the market value of preference shares…?? i think think the options wer $55 , $50 , $75(not sure) etc…Don't remember
Anyone remembers npv mcqs of section b?
I had no idea what to do with the bank loan in number 31 just left it out
@aboluwarin said: I had no idea what to do with the bank loan in number 31 just left it out</blockqu WAAC question?
Hi I think I had 55
@soni23 said: Don't remember
Q32. Cost of machine was paid for on the first year of production. Did we have to include it in YR1 calculations?
Hi, guys!
It was my 4th attempt of F9) As for me it was the easiest of the last 4 sessions.
I wonder why for 4 question so many diferent variants (MV of irredeemable debt)?
5*1/0.1 = 50
Answer B.
I think that it was my final attemption of F9 and i'll pass!
@soni23 said:Yes. I didn't see any market value I was so confused
Did anyone notice in the wacc question it was cum div and cum interest
@aboluwarin said: Did anyone notice in the wacc question it was cum div and cum interestDiv and interest had just been paid so ex
@ivalina20: even i had 55.. becoz it was cum interest..
Hi As far as I can remember it was just before paying a dividend
@glyde said: Hi, guys! It was my 4th attempt of F9) As for me it was the easiest of the last 4 sessions. I wonder why for 4 question so many diferent variants (MV of irredeemable debt)? 5*1/0.1 = 50 Answer B. I think that it was my final attemption of F9 and i'll pass!
AGREED :)
There is a MCQ question asking the company change the average stock to 15 days of sales. The revenue is $16m, and has a margin of 80%.
The min stock is 15 days which equal to 10 days of inventory (?).
So what will be the average stock based on the new company policy?
Anyone know how to explain the relationship of Wacc and capital structure? I'm stuck for that question and try to relate the beta measurement which needed in wacc... I dunno exactly what am I writing LOL
@soni23 said: Plus what about IRR and ROCE mcq. I marked yes for IRR and no for ROCEIs there a question about IRR and ROCE, sorry i can't remember, remind me a little bit.
I don't understand. You've got another result? Show your calculations, please.
Anyone remember about the lease or borrow to lease decision? Whether the maintenance costs were relevant under both?
@dtngocanh89 said: Ok, I scan question so fast so don't see "no" in statement :(
@dtngocanh89 said: Ok, I scan question so fast so don't see "no" in statement :(No doubt mcqs were tricky
@sunnydeol89 said: Anyone remember about the lease or borrow to lease decision? Whether the maintenance costs were relevant under both?I have include the maintenance in both
@sunnydeol89 said: Yes with 10 I did liquidity ratios so option c. The others were signs of under capitalisationWhat are other options? Remember?
I guess yes.
@glyde said: Hi, guys! It was my 4th attempt of F9) As for me it was the easiest of the last 4 sessions. I wonder why for 4 question so many diferent variants (MV of irredeemable debt)? 5*1/0.1 = 50 Answer B. I think that it was my final attemption of F9 and i'll pass!I do agree
@soni23 said: What are other options? Remember?1. quick increase in sales revenue 2.increase in inventory. I have gone fore quick increase in sales revenue opition.
Please dont forget!!!
Question asked about leasing- but NOT asked sharply about financial or operational leasing.
Can anyone remember the question about investors want higher return for getting the cash after longer time?
I have gone for Liquidity Preference option.
Topic lockedNew replies are closed.
