Question (1) Use FW method, MARR 15%
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Project |
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Investment Cost |
10,000 |
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Expected Life |
5 years |
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Market (Salvage) Value* |
-1,000 |
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Annual Receipts |
8,000 |
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Annual Expenses |
4,000 |
Answer:
FW(15%) = - 10,000 (2.0114) + 4000(6.7424) - 1,000 = 5,855.60
Is this project acceptable? Yes, but I would like to see more profit.
let, investment cost (I) = -10000 , expected life (n) = 5 years , annual receipts (r) = 8000 annual expenses (c) = 4000, salvage value (s) = -1000 , MARR (m) = 15% or 0.15
then, future worth (fw) = -10000*(1+0.15)5 + (8000-4000)*(1+0.15)4 + (8000-4000)*(1+0.15)3 + (8000-4000)*(1+0.15)2 + (8000- 4000)*(1+0.15)1 +(8000-4000)*(1+0.15)0 - 1000
= -20113.57188 + 26969.525 - 1000
= 5855.95312 (approximately)
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* A negative market value means that there is a net cost to
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