hello

i don’t have any idea.. about calculate the net asset values of both target firms with Australian Accounting Standards..

can you pleases tell me.. how can i calculate it?

Greenmount Ltd, an ASX listed consumer goods corporation aims to acquire a fashion businessto generate new growth opportunities. Following a formal search process, external advisorshave identified the following two businesses as best matching entities for a potential take—over:Tallows Ltd and Bilgolo Ltd. Only one will be selected. To move forward with the selection process, the external advisor has estimated that both firms have the same entity value of 52mbased on a Discounted Cash Flow {DCF} model, i.e. acquisition price of $2 million (excluding advisorfees}, which will be paid as cash consideration. The external advisor will charge 55,000finder’s fee and $3,000 legal fees paid in cash to prepare all required due diligence. You have been given access to the following information about the assets, liabilities, andshareholders’ equity for both potential target firms: Tallows Ltd _ _ RemainingHistorical cost: Carrying amount useful "f:Cash and cash equivalents 5 12,000 5 12,000 5Accounts receivable 5 21,000 5 21,000 5Inventory 5 250,000 5 220,000 5Property Plant and Equipment {net} 5 2,000,000 5 1,200,000 5 5 yearsTotal Assets 5 1,453,000 5Accounts Payable S 145,000 5Bank Loans 5 200,000 5Shareh olders’ Equity 5 1,108,000 5IJabilities and shareholders’ equity 5 1,453,000 5 Additional information for Tallows Ltd: Taking into account current market information and historical data of the firm, you determinethe following fair values: Accounts receivables: $18,000, Inventory: $180,000, Property Plantand Equipment: $1,000,000. _ _ RemainingHlstflffll costs Carrying amount useful "f:Cash and cash equivalents 5 5,003 5 5,000 5Accounts receivable 5 230,000 5 230,000 5Inventory 5 600,003 5 600,030 5Property Plant and Equipment {net} 5 5,500,000 5 1,000,000 5 10 yearsTotal Assets 5 1,835,000 3Accounts Payable 5 200,030 5Bond Payable 5 350,000 5Shareh olders’ Equity 5 1,275,000 5IJabilities and shareholders’ equity 5 1,836,000 5 Additional information for Bilgola Ltd: Considering current market prices and further historical information from the company, youdetermine the following fair values: Accounts receivable $200,000, Inventory $500,000,Property Plant and Equipment $2,000,000.

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* Program Summary:  For, while, and do-while loops; nested loops

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add code to create:

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* a for loop nested inside another for loop

* a while loop

* a do-while loop

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package prg420week3_codingassignment;

public class PRG420Week3_CodingAssignment {

  public static void main(String[] args) {

  // The following code should print asterisks: 1 on line 1, 2 asterists on line 2,

  // 3 on line 3, 4 on line 4… for as many lines as the variable linesOfAsterisks.

  // To do this, we can use 2 nested for loops. The first for loop is coded for you.

  // You will need to add another for lop, NESTED INSIDE the first, that prints

  // a certain # of asterisks based on the # of times the loop code has been executed.

  // The result should look like this:

  // *

  // **

  // ***

  // ****

  // *****

  // etc.

  int linesOfAsterisks = 5;

  for (int i = 1; i <= linesOfAsterisks; i++) { // for each line…

     // LINE 1. ADD A NESTED FOR LOOP THAT DISPLAYS ONE ASTERISK ON LINE 1, TWO ASTERISKS ON LINE 2, 3 ASTERISKS ON LINE 3, ETC.

  System.out.println();

  }

  //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  // Add a while or do-while loop that displays the numbers from 10 to 1 in that order, like so:

  // 10

  // 9

  // 8

  // 7

  // …

  // 1

  //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  int num=10;

  //LINE 2. ADD A LOOP THAT DISPLAYS NUMBERS 10 TO 1 IN DECREASING ORDER (HINT: DECREMENT OPERATOR)

  ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  // Write a loop that adds 7s one at a time until the sum becomes > 157.

  // Then print out both the sum and the number of 7s that were aded.

  // Write a while or do-while loop, whichever you think is most appropriate.

  //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  int sum = 0;

  int numberOfSevens = 0;

  //LINE 3. ADD ANOTHER LOOP THAT ADDS 7s UNTIL SUM > 157. THEN DISPLAY SUM AND NUMBER OF SEVENS ADDED.

}