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for this paper, the Q1.
The examiner calculate the contribution of $4 separately, can I calculate like this: convert to the GR and integrate into the APV?
thanks!
It is integrated into the APV in the examiners answer.
I think you mean integrate it into the NPV. You should not, because it is earned in $’s and so you should keep it in $’s rather than convert (and then convert it back again).
Yes. NPV
If it should keep it as $. The sales price and the component bought from Tramont, all of these figures are quoted as $. but we should convert at GR. I am still do not understand why only this figure should keep as $. It seems does not make sense because this 4 contribution arises due to brought from Tramont and cost $7. why examiner convert 7 and keep 4 during calculation! If I convert during the exam? I wil lose marks? Thanks John.
The contribution is an additional $ receipt to Tramont (additional to the remittances from GR), and therefore should be dealt with as it is in the answer.
You would lose marks doing it differently.
I understand. Thanks.
You are welcome 🙂
