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Question 2: (30 points). (Net present value calculation) Big Steve\'s, makers of

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Question 2: (30 points). (Net present value calculation) Big Steve's, makers of swizzle sticks, is considering the purchase of a new plastic stamping machine. This investment requires an initial outlay of $90,000 and will generate net cash inflows of $19,000 per year for 11 years.

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a. What is the project's NPV using a discount rate of 7 percent? (Round to the nearest dollar.) If the discount rate is 7 percent, then the project's NPV is: $ Should the project be accepted? The project Choose an item. accepted because the NPV is Choose an item. and therefore Choose an item. value to the firm.

b. What is the project's NPV using a discount rate of 16 percent? If the discount rate is 16 percent, then the project's NPV is: $ Should the project be accepted? The project Choose an item. accepted because the NPV is Choose an item. and therefore Choose an item. value to the firm. If the project's required discount rate is 16%, then the project Choose an item. accepted because the IRR is Choose an item. Than the required discount rate.

c. What is this project's internal rate of return? (Round to two decimal places.) This project's internal rate of return is: % Should the project be accepted? Why or why not? If the project's required discount rate is 7%, then the project Choose an item. accepted because the IRR is Choose an item. the required discount rate. If the project's required discount rate is 16%, then the project Choose an item. accepted because the IRR is Choose an item. the required discount rate.

Explanation / Answer

Answer:

a.         NPV    =          - $ 90,000

                                    =    $ 19,000 (7.499) - $ 90,000

                                    =    $ 142,475 - $ 90,000

                                    =    $ 52,475

NPV of project is $ 142,475, it is excess by $ 52,475 over cost of project $ 90,000.

So, Project should be accepted.

Years

Cash Inflows

i=7%

Cash inflows with discount

1

$       19,000

0.93

$    17,757

2

$       19,000

0.87

$    16,595

3

$       19,000

0.82

$    15,510

4

$       19,000

0.76

$    14,495

5

$       19,000

0.71

$    13,547

6

$       19,000

0.67

$    12,661

7

$       19,000

0.62

$    11,832

8

$       19,000

0.58

$    11,058

9

$       19,000

0.54

$    10,335

10

$       19,000

0.51

$      9,659

11

$       19,000

0.48

$      9,027

Total

$     209,000

7.499

$ 142,475

Cash Outflows

$    90,000

$    52,475

b.         NPV    =          - $ 90,000

                        =          $ 19,000 (5.029) - $ 90,000

                        =          $ 95,551 - $ 90,000

                        =          $ 5,551

If the discount rate is 16 percent, then the project's NPV is $ 95,551.

Yet NPV of project > cost of project. So, Project should be accepted.

Years

Cash Inflows

i=16%

Cash inflows with discount

1

$       19,000

0.86

$    16,379

2

$       19,000

0.74

$    14,120

3

$       19,000

0.64

$    12,172

4

$       19,000

0.55

$    10,494

5

$       19,000

0.48

$      9,046

6

$       19,000

0.41

$      7,798

7

$       19,000

0.35

$      6,723

8

$       19,000

0.31

$      5,795

9

$       19,000

0.26

$      4,996

10

$       19,000

0.23

$      4,307

11

$       19,000

0.20

$      3,713

Total

$     209,000

5.029

$    95,544

Cash Outflows

$    90,000

$      5,544

c.                     $ 90,000       =    $ 19,000 [PVIFAIRR%,11 yrs.]

                        IRR              =    Between 17% and 18% (17.56%)

           

$ 95,544 - $ 90,000

IRR     = 16 + -------------------------- x 2

$ 95,544 - $ 88,464

= 16+1.56

= 17.56 %

PVco = Present value of cash outlay                          = $ 90,000

PVcfat = Present value of cash inflow (DFr x Annuity) = $ 95,544

r = Either of two interest rates used in the formula    = 16

r = Difference in interest rates                                  = 18-16 = 2

PV = Difference in present values of inflow           = $95,554-$88,464 = $ 7,080

Years

Cash Inflows

i=16%

Cash inflows with discount

i=18%

Cash inflows with discount

1

$       19,000

0.86

$   16,379

0.85

$    16,102

2

$       19,000

0.74

$   14,120

0.72

$    13,646

3

$       19,000

0.64

$   12,172

0.61

$    11,564

4

$       19,000

0.55

$   10,494

0.52

$      9,800

5

$       19,000

0.48

$     9,046

0.44

$      8,305

6

$       19,000

0.41

$     7,798

0.37

$      7,038

7

$       19,000

0.35

$     6,723

0.31

$      5,965

8

$       19,000

0.31

$     5,795

0.27

$      5,055

9

$       19,000

0.26

$     4,996

0.23

$      4,284

10

$       19,000

0.23

$     4,307

0.19

$      3,630

11

$       19,000

0.20

$     3,713

0.16

$      3,076

Total

$     209,000

5.029

$   95,544

4.656

$    88,464

Cash Outflows

$   90,000

$    90,000

$    5,544

$    (1,536)

Years

Cash Inflows

i=7%

Cash inflows with discount

1

$       19,000

0.93

$    17,757

2

$       19,000

0.87

$    16,595

3

$       19,000

0.82

$    15,510

4

$       19,000

0.76

$    14,495

5

$       19,000

0.71

$    13,547

6

$       19,000

0.67

$    12,661

7

$       19,000

0.62

$    11,832

8

$       19,000

0.58

$    11,058

9

$       19,000

0.54

$    10,335

10

$       19,000

0.51

$      9,659

11

$       19,000

0.48

$      9,027

Total

$     209,000

7.499

$ 142,475

Cash Outflows

$    90,000

$    52,475

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