Among the four proposals in Problem 2, what
is the greatest numerical value for the net present value (NPV)?
Write your answer as a dollar figure with two decimals. Thus, for
example, if the proposals have NPV equal to $1234.56, $2345.67,
$3456.78, and $4567.89, then your answer would be 4567.89 (do not
include the $ symbol; just write the numerical value). Also, do not
include the comma separating the thousands in your answer; that is,
you would write 4567.89 instead of 4,567.89.
Answer:
r=15%
Project 1
CF0=-50000
CF1=23000
CF2=24000
CF3=25000
NPV=CF0+CF1/(1+r)+Cf2/(1+r)^2+CF3/(1+r)^3
NPV=-50000+23000/(1+15%)+24000/(1+15%)^2+25000/(1+15%)^3
NPV=$4585.35 eq 1
Project 2
CF0=-75000
CF1=44000
CF2=46000
CF3=48000
NPV=CF0+CF1/(1+r)+Cf2/(1+r)^2+CF3/(1+r)^3
NPV=-75000+44000/(1+15%)+46000/(1+15%)^2+48000/(1+15%)^3
NPV=$29604.26 eq 2
Project 3
CF0=-125000
CF1=70000
CF2=73500
CF3=77000
NPV=CF0+CF1/(1+r)+Cf2/(1+r)^2+CF3/(1+r)^3
NPV=-125000+70000/(1+15%)+73500/(1+15%)^2+77000/(1+15%)^3
NPV=$42074.87 eq 3
Project 4
CF0=-15000
CF1=12000
CF2=12000
CF3=12000
NPV=CF0+CF1/(1+r)+Cf2/(1+r)^2+CF3/(1+r)^3
NPV=-15000+12000/(1+15%)+12000/(1+15%)^2+12000/(1+15%)^3
NPV=$12398.7 eq 4
From Equation 1 ,2,3,4 it is clear that greatest numerical value for NPV=42074.87
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