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Given the following mutually-exclusive alternatives and a Minimum Attractive Rat

ID: 1188593 • Letter: G

Question

Given the following mutually-exclusive alternatives and a Minimum Attractive Rate of Return

(MARR) of 5%, which should be chosen?


Solve as PV(Present Value), FV (Future Value)and AW (AW not graded, but I want to see your attempt) (3 separate analyses) and show which Design gets chosen in each. SHOW YOUR WORK with tool formulas, not tables at this time to ensure you are understanding the concepts.


I am reposting this question:

I get PV but I DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHY for Future Value how the equation is applies..I thought the equation was FV=P(1+i)^n .....so for FV for Design A be FV= -2500(1.05)^1+ 3100(1.05)^5??? please explain and write out eqaution. i also need the equation, and explanation for Annual Worth please. I will give lots of points....thanks


Table


Year               Design A           Design B           Design C

Year

Design A

Design B

Design C

0(cost)

($2500)

($2700)

($3000)

1

$0

$650

$0

2

$0

$650

$350

3

$0

$650

$700

4

$0

$650

$1050

5

$3100

$650

$1400

Total

$600

$550

$500

Year

Design A

Design B

Design C

0(cost)

($2500)

($2700)

($3000)

1

$0

$650

$0

2

$0

$650

$350

3

$0

$650

$700

4

$0

$650

$1050

5

$3100

$650

$1400

Total

$600

$550

$500

Explanation / Answer

Design A:

Initial cost = $2,500

Cash inflow at 5th year>

Net present worth of design A = PW of Benefits %u2013 Pw of cost

PW of benefit = $3,100 (P/F, i, n)

                       =$3,100 (P/F, 5%, 5yrs)

                       =$3,100 x 0.7835

                       = $2,428.85

Pw of cost = $2500

Net present worth of design A = PW of Benefits %u2013 Pw of cost

                                                     =$2,428.85 %u2013$2,500

                                                      = %u2013 $71.15


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Design B:

Initial cost = $2,700

Regular annuity of = $650 for 5 years

Net present worth of design A = PW of Benefits %u2013 Pw of cost

PW of benefit = $650 (P/A, i, n)

                       =$650 (P/A, 5%, 5yrs)

                       =$650 x 4.329

                       = $2,813.85

Pw of cost = $2500

Net present worth of design A = PW of Benefits %u2013 Pw of cost

                                                     =$2,813.85 %u2013$2,500

                                                      =$313.85


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Design C:

Initial cost = $3,000

The cash inflow can be split into a regular annuity of $350 from 2nd year onwards and a gradient factor of $350.

Regular annuity of = $350 for 4 years

Gradient factor of $350 for 4 years,

Net present worth of design A = PW of Benefits %u2013 Pw of cost

PW of benefit = [$350 (P/A, i, n) + $350( P/G, i,n)] (P/F, i,n)

                       = [$350 (P/A, 5%, 4 yrs ) + $350( P/G, 4%, 4 yrs)] x(P/F, 5%,1 yr)

                       =[$350 x(3.546 ) + $350 x ( 5.103)] x (0.9524)

                        = ($1,241.1 + $1,786.05 ) x (0.9524)

                       =$ 3,027.15 x 0.9524

                      = $2,883.05

Pw of cost = $3,000

Net present worth of design A = PW of Benefits %u2013 Pw of cost

                                                     =$2,883.05 %u2013$3,000

                                                      = %u2013$116

We can observe that, design A and C has negative net present worth making them unprofitable.

Thus, design B with a positve net present worth of $313 has to be chosen.



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