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Digi 4G 2:52 PM Economic group Homework 2.pdf Homework 2(18 June 2018, Monday) A

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Digi 4G 2:52 PM Economic group Homework 2.pdf Homework 2(18 June 2018, Monday) Aspecially buik computer system has just been purchased by Progress Greenhouse Products to monitor moisture level and to control drip irrigation in hydroponics beds that gw clu tradiro tomalocs. The system can be parchased for RM100,000 roquires a minor peeventive maintenance with cest RM3,000 per year. At the end of sisth year, a major system upgrading cest RMIS000 will be required. The profit will have resulted in RMI5,000 each year foe a period of 20 ycars and one-off saving in year eleveth for RM 7,000. This sysisem will have asalvage value of RMS,000 at the end of year 20 andthe MARR-7%. Amwer the flowing. Analyne this singe preject proposal using Benefit Cost Ration(AW (5 marks) (ii) Juntify the acopeahlity ofthis proposal 2 marks Date submission on 21h June 2018, Thursday "d "end question

Explanation / Answer

Purchase Cost = 100,000

Annual preventive maintenance cost = 3,000

Upgrading cost = 15,000 only 6th year

Annual Profit = 15,000

One off savings = 7,000 only on 11th year

Salvage Value = 35,000

Number of years = 20 years

MARR = 7%

a. Calculate Benefit cost ratio using annual worth method

Calculate Present Worth of all benefits

PW of Benefits = 15,000 (P/A, 7%, 20) + 7,000 (P/F, 7%, 11)

PW of Benefits = 15,000 (10.594) + 7,000 (.4751)

PW of Benefits = 162,236

Annual Worth = 162,236 (A/P, 7%, 20)

Annual Worth = 162,236 (.0944) = 15,315

Calculating Present Worth of all cost

PW of all cost = 100,000 + 3,000 (P/A, 7%, 20) + 15,000 (P/F, 7%, 6) – 35,000 (P/F, 7%, 20)

PW of all cost = 100,000 + 3,000 (10.594) + 15,000 (.6663) – 35,000 (.2584)

PW of all cost = 132,733

Annual Worth = 132,733 (A/P, 7%, 20)

Annual Worth = 132,733 (.0944) = 12,530

Benefit Cost Ratio = Annual Worth of Benefits ÷ Annual Worth of cost

Benefit Cost Ratio = 15,315÷ 12,530

Benefit cost ratio = 1.22

b. As the benefit cost ratio is greater than one, the project is acceptable. In this project the benefits are more than the cost and project is acceptable.

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