Kiwidale Dairy is considering purchasing a new ice-cream maker. Two models, Smoothie and Creamy, are available and their information is given below (all costs and profits are in dollars):
| Smoothie | Creamy | |
| First Cost | 13,500 | 35,000 |
| Service Life | 14 Years | 12 Years |
| Annual Profit | 4,350 | 11,050 |
| Annual Operating Cost | 1,200 | 3,475 |
| Salvage Value | 2,000 | 5,100 |
Which alternative is better if the MARR for Kiwidale Dairy is 18.3%. Assume that each alternative can be repeated indefinitely {Perform all calculations using 5 significant figures and round any monetary answers to the nearest cent}.
a.) What is the Annual Worth of the Smoothie Model?
b.) What is the Annual Worth of the Creamy Model?
c.) Which model would you choose?
EUAW of smoothie model = -13500 * (A/P, 18.3%,14) + 4350 - 1200 + 2000 * (A/F, 18.3%,14)
= -13500 * 0.202234 + 4350 - 1200 + 2000 * 0.019234
= 458.31
EUAW of creamy model = -35000 * (A/P, 18.3%,12) + 11050 - 3475 + 5100 * (A/F, 18.3%,12)
= -35000 * 0.211097 + 11050 - 3475 + 5100 * 0.028097
= 329.89
As the EUAW of smoothie model is more it should be selected
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