INFORMATION The management of Maya Enterprises has to choose between two projects viz. Project R and Project E, each of which requires an initial investment of R250 000. No scrap values are expected. The following information is presented to you: PROJECT R Net cash inflows: PROJECT E Net Profit: Year R R 1 63 000 8 000 2 63 000 18 000 3 63 000 12 000 4 63 000 20 000 5 63 000 7 000 The required rate of return is 15%. Depreciation is calculated using the straight-line method.

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Use the information provided below to calculate the following:
4.1 Payback Period of Project E (answer expressed in years, months and days). 
4.2 Net Present Value of project E. (Round off amounts to the nearest Rand.) 
4.3 Accounting Rate of Return of Project E (answer rounded off to 2 decimal places). 
4.4 Internal Rate of Return of Project Ram (answer rounded off to 2 decimal places). 

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The management of Maya Enterprises has to choose between two projects viz. Project R and Project E, each of which
requires an initial investment of R250 000. No scrap values are expected. The following information is presented to you:
PROJECT R
Net cash inflows:
PROJECT E
Net Profit:
Year
R
R
1
63 000
8 000
2
63 000
18 000
3
63 000
12 000
4
63 000
20 000
5
63 000
7 000
The required rate of return is 15%. Depreciation is calculated using the straight-line method.
Transcribed Image Text:INFORMATION The management of Maya Enterprises has to choose between two projects viz. Project R and Project E, each of which requires an initial investment of R250 000. No scrap values are expected. The following information is presented to you: PROJECT R Net cash inflows: PROJECT E Net Profit: Year R R 1 63 000 8 000 2 63 000 18 000 3 63 000 12 000 4 63 000 20 000 5 63 000 7 000 The required rate of return is 15%. Depreciation is calculated using the straight-line method.
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