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King Corporation Limited (KCL), a producer of electricity, is considering to expand its operation by adding 5 generators. The cost of these generators would be Tk. 100 million. The expected life of the generators is 5 years. The addition of these generators will result in cash inflows of Tk. 50 million per year for 5 years. Cash outflows would be 50% of cash inflows. KCL uses straight line method of depreciation and expects no salvage value from the generators at the end their service lives. IDLC, a leading Non-Bank Financial Institution, offered KCL to lease the generators for 5 years. The lease payments to be made at the beginning of each year would be Tk. 24 million. The annualized risk-free rate of return is 7%. Tax rate for both KCL and IDLC is 30%.

a.      Show the cash flows associated with the generators to KCL if it decides to buy them.



Inder is a man and Sahej is a woman. Sahej’s mother is daughter of Inder’s mother’s sister. How is Sahej related to Inder? 


3F manufacturer produces two products: Beds and Chairs. Each unit of Bed requires

3 hrs in molding unit, 4hrs in painting unit, and 1 hr in finishing. On the other hand,

each unit of Chair requires 3 hrs in molding unit, 2 hrs in the paint shop and 2 hours in

finishing. Each week, there are 210 hrs available in molding, 200hrs in painting, and

120 hrs in finishing unit. The demand for Beds cannot exceed 40 units per week. Each

unit of Bed contributes Birr 20 to profit, while each unit of chair contributes Birr 30.

Determine the number of units of each product per week to maximize the profit?

A) Formulate LP Model showing the necessary steps.

B) Solve the LLP using graphical approach.

C) How many units of each product has to be produced?

D) What is the maximum profit? 


Give clear illustrations discussing the nature-nurture entrepreneurship debate

1) Good ethical decision making in business requires consideration of the legitimate interests and expectations of key stakeholders. In regard to any significant company decision or policy, it's important to ask:

a) Who will be helped by this?

b) Who will be harmed?

c) Are we at risk of violating anyone's rights, breaking promises, or undermining trust?

d) Are there other alternatives that are consistent with our existing commitments and obligations, and which would produce a greater balance of good over harm or no harm at all?

e) If the interests of some of our stakeholders conflict with those of others, whose ought to be paramount?


  1. Outline the difference between Cost and Management Accounting and Financial Accounting
  2. Explain FOUR roles of an Accountant in an organization

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(How does the activity (running, jumping) empowered your self-confidence and skills? Did it help you improve your health? How?)


Assuming that 80% of the Mars surface is covered with water at an average depth of 3.5 miles and the radius of the earth is given by 5.97x106 meter, estimate the mass of the water on the Mars in kilogram.


Write a movie review (Based on women issue and women lead). No words limit.

Types of muscle tissue and their function in brief.

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