7 independent project proposals from various departments of an enterprise has come. The budget allocated by the management for these projects is 600,000 TL. Current value identify the appropriate projects using the method. (I = 20% will be accepted and the first take p=0.2 for trial. ) Cost Annual Smooth Useful Scrap Value (Thousand Project TL) earnings (thousand TL) lifetime (year) (Thousand TL) 1 200 60 10 100 35 6. 10 3 100 30 10 4 150 46 8 250 75 10 10 100 45 4 7 50 19 8 00

7 independent project proposals from various departments of an enterprise has come. The budget allocated by the management for these projects is 600,000 TL. Current value identify the appropriate projects using the method. (I = 20% will be accepted and the first take p=0.2 for trial. ) Cost Annual Smooth Useful Scrap Value (Thousand Project TL) earnings (thousand TL) lifetime (year) (Thousand TL) 1 200 60 10 100 35 6. 10 3 100 30 10 4 150 46 8 250 75 10 10 100 45 4 7 50 19 8 00

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The following information relates to machines A and B. Year Machine A Machine B Shs Shs 0 (100,000) (120,000) 1 60,000 50,000 2 40,000 50,000 3 20,000 50,000 Find the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of the project at rates 10%)
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a) Use Repeatability Assumption to compare between three alternatives X, Y and Z at (MARR=18% per year). Project Investment cost Production rate per year 20,000 Price per unit Annual expenses Salvage value Useful life (years) A В C $90,000 $50,000 $35,000 24,000 18,000 $6 $2.8 $4 $6,000 $5,000 $4,000 $10,000 $18,000 3
Determine the B/C ratio for the following project. First Cost P100, 000 Project life, years 5 Salvage value P10, 000 Annual benefits Р60, 000 Annual O and M Р22, 000 Interest rate, % 15
A firm is considering the following two mutually exclusive alternatives as a part of a production improvement program as follows: If MARR = 10%, compare the alternatives, and select the best one. %3D A B Capital investment $25,000 $32,000 AOC $230 $200 Annual Taxes $120 $130 Annual revenues $ 4000 for the first 6 years and $5800 (from year 7 thereafter) $6500 Salvage value $2500 Useful Life 30 Infinity
A project is estimated to cost P120T, last 8 years & have a salvage value of P20T. The annual gross income is expected to average P50k & annual expenses is P5T. If capital is earning 10% determine if this is a desirable investment using annual cost method, what is the net cost. : a. 24,255.598 b. P24,756.951 c. 25,245.598 d. P27,535.412
You Answered Some particulars for a project are as follows. Initial Capital Cost in year 0 ($Mn) Follow-up 'one-off' cost in year 1 ($Mn) Annual Operating Cost ($Mn/yr) Annual Benefits ($Mn/yr) Correct Answers Project Closure Cost, at end of project life ($Mn) Useful Life (years) Interest/Discount rate (percent) 1000 300 10% of capital cost 400 2,391 (with margin: 5) 200 20 7 What is the Life Cycle Cost of the project - expressed in present value term? (your answer must be rounded off to the nearest million dollars, i.e., no decimal places)
Q1: For the machines indicated below. Consider i= 10% per year First cost Annual cost Salvage value Life duration Machine A 20,000 $ 5,000 $ 7,500 $ 3 Machine B 25,000 4,000 6,000 4 A- Draw cash flow diagram for each machine for one cycle of each project B- Draw cash flow diagram for each project considering the LCM life cycle (Hint: different project duration, need to have the LCM life cycle) C- Compare the machines to select best alternative one based on Present worth analysis method D- Repeat part B considering Future worth analysis
5. The data below are estimated for a project study. į = 10% Plan A Initial Investment Annual Operating Cost Life Salvage Value Annual Revenue Plan B Initial Investment Annual Revenue Annual Disbursement Life Salvage Value P 35,000 P 6,450 4 years none 19,000 P 50,000 P 25,000 P 13830 8 years none Which plan would you recommend? Use Present Worth Method and 8 years of study period. Profit for Plan A = 9047.85 Profit for Plan B =9, 591.13
2) Your Team wish to evaluate four independent projects that all have a 10-year life at MARR = 15% per year. Preliminary estimates for first cost, annual net income, and Salvage Value have been made. First cost, $ Annual net income, $/year Salvage value, $ A B C D -1,200 -2,000 -5,000 -7,000 200 400 1100 1300 5 ___6 8 7 (a) Accept or reject each project using a present worth analysis. On your spreadsheet, include the logical IF function to make the accept/ reject decision. (b) The preliminary estimates have changed for projects A and B as shown below. Use the same spreadsheet to reevaluate them. First cost, $ Annual net income, $/year Salvage value, $ A - 1,000 300 8 B -2,200 440 0
Use the following information for problems 4, 5, 6, and 7 A project initially costs $40,000 and has a 10 year lifetime. The project returns benefits of S10,000 at the end of the first year, increasing by 12% in each of the following years. Costs are incurred at a rate of S4,000 per year. The anticipated salvage value is S7,000. MARR = 15%. 4. The benefit/cost ratio is closest to ... a) 1.24 b) 1.27 c) 1.30 O 1.33 e) 1.37 ) 1.41 g) 1.43 h) 1.45 5. The simple payback period is closest to ... D4.7 years b) 3.5 years c) 8.1 years d) 4.9 years e) 4.5 years f) 4.1 years g) 8.4 years h) 5.7 years i) a payback period does not occur
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