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The cash flows in the table below represent the potential annual savings associa

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Question

The cash flows in the table below represent the potential annual savings associated with two different types of production? processes, each of which requires an investment of ?$32,000. Assume an interest rate of 7?%.

a)The equivalent annual savings for process A are $( )

b)The equivalent annual savings for process B are $( )

c)Determine the hourly savings for each process, assuming 2000 hours of operation per year.

d)which process should be selected

Process A $32,000 $18,290 $15,860 $13,430 $11,000 Process B $32,000 $18,200 $18,200 $18,200 $18,200 2 3 4

Explanation / Answer

a. Equivalent annual savings for process A: First I will compute the NPV of process A using a discount rate of 7%.

Equivalent annual savings for A = NPV of A/ P/A for 7%, 4 years = 18,300.92/3.3872 = $5,402.97

b. Process of B:

Equivalent annual savings for B = NPV of B/ P/A for 7%, 4 years = 29,647.24/3.3872 = $8,752.73

(c) Hourly savings for A = $5402.97/2000 hours = $2.70

Hourly savings for B = $8752.73/2000 hours = $4.38

As hourly savings for B is more hence B will be selected.

Year CF 1+r PVIF PV 0 -32,000.00 1.07 1.0000 -32,000.00 1 18,290.00 0.9346 17,093.46 2 15,860.00 0.8734 13,852.74 3 13,430.00 0.8163 10,962.88 4 11,000.00 0.7629 8,391.85 NPV 18,300.92
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