Suppose a pair of skis sell in Canada for 1,235 Canadian Dol…

Suppose a pair of skis sell in Canada for 1,235 Canadian Dollars and one Canadian Dollar = .72 US Dollars.  If purchasing power parity holds, what is the price of this same set of skis in the US?   Answer in US Dollar and cents rounded to the nearest penny; for example 456.87 for your answer. 

A project has the following characteristics:  Yearly sales o…

A project has the following characteristics:  Yearly sales of $80,000, operating expenses of $30,000, depreciation expense (not included in operating expenses) of $5,000, interest expense of $5,000, tax rate of 20%.  Calculate yearly cash flow for this project for purposes of calculating its NPV.  Answer rounded to the nearest dollar as follows: Example $72,700 for your answer. 

Problem: In the truss below, assume and .  Answer the follo…

Problem: In the truss below, assume and .  Answer the following questions.  Show your work on a separate piece of paper to be uploaded after you complete the quiz. LO 6b: Draw a free-body diagram of Joint A using S.P.R.E.A.D. Since your response will be recorded separately, no “answer” is required here.  Simply indicate that the question is “complete” to satisfy EAGLE’s expectations for the quiz.

Problem: Answer the following questions using the figure pro…

Problem: Answer the following questions using the figure provided.  Assume the engine shown weighs 2250 N.  Show your work on a separate piece of paper to be uploaded after you complete the quiz. LO 6d: Draw a free-body diagram of Member EDC using S.P.R.E.A.D. Since your response will be recorded separately, no “answer” is required here.  Simply indicate that the question is “complete” to satisfy EAGLE’s expectations for the quiz.