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The following table summarizes information which are associated with three new 3

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The following table summarizes information which are associated with three new 3D Printers being considered for use in a manufacturing plant. Note that M&O stands for Maintenance & Operation Cost.

A

B

C

Useful Life (Years)

9

13

11

First Cost

$2,300,000

$2,780,000

$2,540,000

Salvage Value

$82,000

$118,000

$97,000

Annual Benefit

$580,000

$670,000

$650,000

M&O

$65,000

$78,000

$71,000

M&O Gradient

$11,000

$15,000

$12,500

The company's interest rate (MARR) is 12%. Which 3D Printer should the company choose? Use Annual Cash Flow Analysis.

A

B

C

Useful Life (Years)

9

13

11

First Cost

$2,300,000

$2,780,000

$2,540,000

Salvage Value

$82,000

$118,000

$97,000

Annual Benefit

$580,000

$670,000

$650,000

M&O

$65,000

$78,000

$71,000

M&O Gradient

$11,000

$15,000

$12,500

Explanation / Answer

Calculation of Net Annual Cash Flows:

A

B

C

Annual Benefit

$        580,000

$        670,000

$        650,000

Less: M&O

$        (65,000)

$        (78,000)

$        (71,000)

Less: M&O Gradient

$        (11,000)

$        (15,000)

$        (12,500)

Net Annual Cash Flows

$        504,000

$        577,000

$        566,500

Net Present value = (Net Annual cash flows x Annuity P.V. factor) + (Salvage value / (1 + R)N)

Calculation of Net Annual Cash Flows:

A

B

C

Annual Benefit

$        580,000

$        670,000

$        650,000

Less: M&O

$        (65,000)

$        (78,000)

$        (71,000)

Less: M&O Gradient

$        (11,000)

$        (15,000)

$        (12,500)

Net Annual Cash Flows

$        504,000

$        577,000

$        566,500

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