firefighter with a weight of 749 N slides down a vertical pole with an acceleration of 3.22 m/s2, directed downward.(a) What are the magnitude and direction of the vertical force (use up as the positive direction) exerted by the pole on the firefighter?—- N(b) What are the magnitude and direction of the vertical force (use up as the positive direction) exerted by the firefighter on the pole?—– N

firefighter with a weight of 749 N slides down a vertical pole with an acceleration of3.22 m/s2, directed downward.(a) What are the magnitude and direction of the vertical force (use up as the…

 
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Fire Suppression System

In a horizontally installed piping system, water flows through a 10 inch pipe. The head loss in a 500 foot section is 40 feet. The residual pressure at Point A is 55 psi and the velocity at Point A is 7 ft./s. If the velocity at Point B is 8.5 ft/s, what is the residual pressure at Point B?

 
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Firm is expected to grow at a constant rate of 6% and its dividend yield is 7%. Recent R&D work leads us to expect that its earnings and dividends will grow at a rate of 50% [D1 = Do(1+g) = Do(1.50)] this year and 25% the following year after which growth should match the 6% industry average rate. The last dividend paid (Do) was $1.What is the value per share of the firm’s stock?Please break down the solution

 
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Firm A is considering a merger/acquisition with Firm B.

Firm A:

Market value of debt: $3 million

Market value of equity: $5 million

Number of shares: 0.2 million

Firm B:

Market value of debt: $5 million

Market value of equity: $5 million

Number of shares: 0.5 million

Investment rate for the combined firm (bA+B): 50%

WACC for the combined firm (WACCA+B): 10%

Total net operating income before synergy gain: (X): $4 million

Synergy rate (a): 5%

Corporate tax rate (T): 40%

Growth rate for the combined firm (g): 14.4%

Number of years for the growth: 10

According to the Weston/Copeland model, what is the total synergy gain from the merger?

 
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Firm A is considering a merger/acquisition with Firm B. Based on the following data, what is the maximum price per share Firm A would pay to acquire Firm B in a tender offer? 

Firm A:

Market value of debt: $1 million

Market value of equity: $6 million

Number of shares: 0.1 million

Estimated total firm value based on value-based management model: 7.2 million

Firm B:

Market value of debt: $4 million

Market value of equity: $6 million

Number of shares: 0.4 million

Estimated total firm value based on value-based management model: 12.8 million

Select one:

a. $18.5b. $22.5c. $20.9d. $21.6e. $19.3

 
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Firm A in Industry A has marginal cost of production equal to $150 and experience has shown Firm A that their Lerner index is 0.35

Firm B in Industry B has a MC of production equal to $25 and historical experience indicates their Lerner index is 0.6

a)      What is the optimal price each firm should charge?

b)     Which firm is more likely to earn greater profits in the long run? Why?

 
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Firm A and Firm B enter into a five-year currency swap. Firm A sends B $10,000,000, and in return receives ¥1,200,000,000 from Firm B. Firm A must pay 3% on the yen (to Firm B) while Firm B must pay Firm A 4% on the dollars.

One year later the new swap rates are 2.5% USD and 1.5% JPY. The spot rate is ¥110/$. Ignore bid/ask spreads. What is the value of this swap to Firm A and to Firm B?

 
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please help me solve this question on Nash Equilibrium.

Firm 1 and Firm 2 manufacture blankets. They compete in quality. Given theirpayoff matrix, identify each’s best response to its rival’s actions. What is the Nashequilibrium? Suppose that if Firm 1 chooses high and Firm 2 chooses low (the upper rightcorner), Firm 1 receives $4. If Firm 2 picks low, then Firm 1 should pick |:|, if Firm 2 picks medium,then Firm 1 should pick E, and if Firm 2 picks high, then Firm 1 should pick :. If Firm 1 picks low, then Firm 2 should pick |:l, if Firm 1 picks medium,then Firm 2 should pick V , and if Firm 1 picks high, then Firm 2 should What is the Nash equilibrium? The Nash equilibrium is for Firm 1 to pick |:| and for Firm 2 to pick @- LowFirm 2 Medium High Low Firm 1 Medium High QQ lZl

 
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Firms C and D have time zero EBIT of $1000. The required return on equity for both of these unlevered firms is 10%. The marginal corporate tax rate is 34%. Firm C has a dividend payout ratio of 20% and a dividend growth rate of 8%. Firm D has a dividend payout ratio of 80% and a dividend growth rate of 4%.a. What is each firm’s expected dividend at the end of the next year?b. Which firm has the higher market value?

 
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Firms A & B are similar firms in the same industry. Firm A and B have the same profit margin and total asset turnover when compared. However, Firm A’s capital structure is 50% debt and Firm B’s capital structure is 66% debt. Which firm, given the above conditions will experience the highest return on equity (ROE) ?a. A b. B c. Can’t tell from information given

 
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