8. All of the following are ethical responsibilities of management accountants EXCEPT: а. perform their professional duties in accordance with relevant laws and codes b. prepare complete and clear reports and prepare reliable and relevant information C. they are not obligated to the organizations they serve but only to the public d. to maintain an appropriate level of professional conduct and confidence 9. A project has an NPV of $12 632 when its cost of capital is 12 percent, and an NPV of $6 935 when its cost of capital is 22 percent. What is its internal rate of return? C a. 18.5 percent b. 6.5 percent С. 28.5 percent d. 16.5 percent 10. What is the breakeven in sales revenue? A company makes a single product with a total capacity of 400 000 litres per annum. Cost and sales data are as follows: Selling price Marginal cost Fixed costs S1 per litre S0.50 per litre $100 000 a. $95000 b. $150000

8. All of the following are ethical responsibilities of management accountants EXCEPT: а. perform their professional duties in accordance with relevant laws and codes b. prepare complete and clear reports and prepare reliable and relevant information C. they are not obligated to the organizations they serve but only to the public d. to maintain an appropriate level of professional conduct and confidence 9. A project has an NPV of $12 632 when its cost of capital is 12 percent, and an NPV of $6 935 when its cost of capital is 22 percent. What is its internal rate of return? C a. 18.5 percent b. 6.5 percent С. 28.5 percent d. 16.5 percent 10. What is the breakeven in sales revenue? A company makes a single product with a total capacity of 400 000 litres per annum. Cost and sales data are as follows: Selling price Marginal cost Fixed costs S1 per litre S0.50 per litre $100 000 a. $95000 b. $150000

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