The effective annual cash flow (EACF) is the annuity amount that would have the same Net present value as the given system of cash flows. So, in order to calculate EACF, we first have to calculate the Net present value of the given cash flows. Then we can calculate the annuity amount that would have the same net present value as calculated.
Step 1 is to calculate the net cash flow, which is simply revenues minus costs in this case. Below table shows the net cash flow amounts:

Next step is to calculate the Net present value of these cash flows. It can be done in excel using the NPV function or by discounting each cash flow using the formula:
where,
Calculations are as shown:

Formulas used in excel:

Next step is to find the value of annuity that has the same NPV value as calculated above with a discount rate of 6.3% and period of 3 years. This is for project A.
This can be done in excel using the PMT function. Implementation is as shown:

Formulas used:

Therefore, EACF for project A is 737 (rounded to the nearest dollar)
Managers at Acme Doohickey Co are considering two projects 、 Project A, purchase and operation of...
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The Armstrong Manufacturing Company is considering two
projects, however only one project can be chosen. Prepare an
incremental analysis using the data provided. Include internal rate
of return (IRR) for each alternative. Prepare a report to be
presented to vice-president of manufacturing with your
recommendation. The company uses a depreciation. The company’s
effective income tax rate is 35%.
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