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Momi\'s cost of capital Assume straight line depreciation method is used Require

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Question

Momi's cost of capital Assume straight line depreciation method is used Required: 1. Cakculate the project's net presont value. Esture Value ot S1. Present Value of $1. Esture Value Annuity ot $1.Present Vabus Anmuity .ot $1) (Use appropriate factors) rom the tables prevides Do not round intermediate caleulations. Round the final answer to nearest whale dollar 2. Wihout making any cakaulations, determine whether the internal rate of reRp) s more cr lons than t percent O Less than 8 Percent Greater than 8 Percent alueAnn tus SL) (Use appropriate tacio s- 3. Calculate the net present walue using a 10 percent discourt 'ate (EuhitValueg S. Present w an o LEMtur yakm nnuta ats .ensen the tables provided. Do not round intermediate ealculations. Round the final answer to nearest whole dollar)

Explanation / Answer

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Annual depreciation = (Cost of asset – salvage value)/life of asset

                                    = (2400000 – 180000)/8

                                    = 2220000/8

                                     = 277500

To find the annual operating cash inflow the depreciation should be added back in the net income

Operating cash inflow = 170000 + 277500 = 447500

Now we can calculate NPV.

NPV is the difference between present value of all cash inflow and initial cost of asset or project.

All the future cash flows are discounted using discounting rate or required rate and the sum of all the discounted cash flows will be subtracted with initial cost.

NPV = PV of future cash inflow - initial cost

Pls refer below table for NPV calculation,

Year

Cash Inflow

PV factor

PV of cash flow

1

477500

0.9259

442129.6296

2

477500

0.8573

409379.2867

3

477500

0.7938

379054.8951

4

477500

0.7350

350976.7547

5

477500

0.6806

324978.4766

6

477500

0.6302

300905.9968

7

477500

0.5834

278616.6637

8

477500

0.5402

257978.3923

8

180000

0.5402

97248.39921

Total

2841268.495

Initial cost

2400000

NPV

441268.5

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The IRR will be greater than 8%, because IRR is the rate at which NPV becomes zero however NPV is still positive.

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If the discount rate is 10%

Year

Cash Inflow

PV factor

PV of cash flow

1

477500

0.90909

434090.9091

2

477500

0.82645

394628.0992

3

477500

0.75131

358752.8174

4

477500

0.68301

326138.9249

5

477500

0.62092

296489.9318

6

477500

0.56447

269536.3016

7

477500

0.51316

245033.0015

8

477500

0.46651

222757.2741

8

180000

0.46651

83971.32844

Total

2631398.588

Initial cost

2400000

NPV

231398.6

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Hope this answer your query.

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Year

Cash Inflow

PV factor

PV of cash flow

1

477500

0.9259

442129.6296

2

477500

0.8573

409379.2867

3

477500

0.7938

379054.8951

4

477500

0.7350

350976.7547

5

477500

0.6806

324978.4766

6

477500

0.6302

300905.9968

7

477500

0.5834

278616.6637

8

477500

0.5402

257978.3923

8

180000

0.5402

97248.39921

Total

2841268.495

Initial cost

2400000

NPV

441268.5

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