While commuting to work, Sherry was side-swiped by a semi-truck on I-75. Luckily, she was not injured, however, the car was totaled. Bo and Sherry have no choice; but, to purchase a new vehicle. As home owners, they decided that a truck would be the more practical transportation option for them. So, after truck shopping over a weekend, they purchased a 2017 Ford Ranger for $26,200. Upon arriving at the dealership to sign the loan forms and pick up the truck, they became aware that they were required to pay tax and license fees of $1,700. Bo and Sherry used the insurance settlement from the accident totaling $3,200 as a down-payment on the truck loan. As a result, they borrowed $23,000 at 9% interest for 5 years with monthly payments of $477.44. Question 6: How much will Bo and Sherry pay for the truck, including tax and license fees and finance charges. Answer: Bo and Sherry called their insurance company to arrange for insurance coverage for the new truck. The insurance company gave them the option to pay the $360 six-month premium now, or with 6 monthly payments of $67.50, starting today. Question 7: Bo and Sherry decided to take the option to pay with the installment plan, what APR did they pay? Answer: One of Bo and Sherrys long-term goals was to start their own business. Given Bos level of expertise in repairing equipment, they decided to start a repair business and originally estimated that it will take $25,000 to get the business started. They had $5,000 set aside, and decided to deposit, plus and an additional $400 at the end of each month. They deposited the money into an investment account that would earn 6% compounded monthly. Question 8: How many months did it take Bo and Sherry to save enough money to start their business? Answer: Five years ago, the best decision Bo and Sherry ever made was to start their own business, BAS Equipment Repairs, which had blossomed into a healthy business. Besides offering equipment repair services, they were now selling used equipment and parts. The business is showing a healthy profit and they both work in the business. Last year their gross sales were $240,000; sales returns totaled $1,500; sales discounts were $2,000; beginning inventory, $102,000; cost of goods purchased, $165,000; ending inventory, $108,000; operating expenses, $45,000. Questions 9-12: Calculate the following financial figures for BAS Equipment Repairs: net sales cost of goods sold gross profit net income.