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What is the correct formula for Goodwill? A. Market value of acquirer - net identifiable assets of target B. Price paid - fair market value of net identifiable assets of target C. Market value of acquirer - fair market value of target D. Book value of target's equity + Adjustments - ANSWER B...

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What is the correct formula for Goodwill?



A. Market value of acquirer - net identifiable assets of target

B. Price paid - fair market value of net identifiable assets of target

C. Market value of acquirer - fair market value of target

D. Book value of target's equity + Adjustments - ANSWER B. Price paid - fair market value of net
identifiable assets of target



ABC Co. is considering an acquisition of XYZ Co. for a cash offer that values XYZ at 20% higher than its
current market capitalization. Given the above data, calculate the takeover premium in dollar terms
(Round to the closest dollar).

ABC Co. Stock Price

$26.00

XYZ Co. Stock Price

$10.00

ABC Co. Cash

$2,000,000

XYZ Co. Cash

$1,500,000

ABC Co. Shares Outstanding

300,000

XYZ Co. Shares Outstanding

, 150,000



A. $400,000

B. $250,000

C. $300,000

D. $315,000 - ANSWER C. $300,000



Given the data in the above table, calculate equity value per share of this hypothetical company.
(Round to 2 decimal points)

Shares outstanding

150,000

Cash

120,000

Tax Rate

6%

Discount Rate

2%

Enterprise Value

300,000

Debt

90,000

Perpetual Growth Rate

5%



A. $2.20

B. $2.50

C. $3.00

D. $2.00 - ANSWER A. $2.20



Given the above screenshot, what is the correct closing cash balance in cell O29? (Rounding to the
closest whole number) (SAVED IN ICLOUD (OR DESKTOP B/C STORAGE FULL) AS "CBCA M AND A
MODELING QUALIFIED ASSESSMENT Q4 SCREENSHOT" ON DEC. 28TH, 2022)).

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