The quizzes in this course primarily focus on how companies make financial decisions. There are three main areas you will be tested on: Which projects should a firm invest in?

Choosing between multi-million dollar projects using Net Present Value (NPV).

Formula: ( PV = C / r = 100 / 0.10 = $1,000 ).

Do not search for the number; search for the variables.

A project costs $1,000 today. It will generate $600 in Year 1 and $600 in Year 2. The discount rate is 10%.

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WACC formula: ( (E/V \times r_e) + (D/V \times r_d \times (1 - T)) ). Note: The question already gave after-tax cost of debt (5%). ( WACC = (0.60 \times 12%) + (0.40 \times 5%) = 7.2% + 2.0% = 9.2% ).

If you want to get the correct answers on your own without searching every time, follow these three strategies:

Corporate finance isn't just about reading; it's about application. Key hurdles for students include: