ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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Author: NEWNAN
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Chapter 12, Problem 15P
To determine

(a)

The after-tax present worth.

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Answer to Problem 15P

The after-tax present worth is, $30,923.99.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Capacity of each carton is 100bags.

Average quantity of bags in each carton is 105.5.

The percentage loss to the company by overfilling the cartons is 5.5%.

Cost of each bag is $0.03.

Cost of the equipment is $18600.

Life of the equipment is 10years.

Salvage value of the machine is $3600.

Maintenance cost of the machine is $16000.

Federal plus state tax is 40%.

MARR after tax is 15%.

Concept used:

Write the formula to calculate the taxable income.

TI=DIBTCF

Here, the taxable income is TI, the depreciation is DI and the before tax cash flow is BTCF.

Write the formula to calculate the taxable amount.

TAX=TI×Taxrate

Here, the taxable amount is TAX.

Write the formula to calculate the after tax cash flow.

ATCF=TAXBTCF

Here, the after tax cash flow is ATCF.

Calculation:

Write the formula to calculate the straight line depreciation.

Depreciation=BSN ....... (I)

Here, the asset value is B, salvage value of the machinery is S, and life of the machinery is N.

Substitute $18600 for B, $3600 for S, and 10years for N in Equation (I).

Depreciation=$18600$360010=$1500

Calculate savings of the company as shown below.

Savings=(costofonebag)×Quantity(Averagebagspackedbyhandaveragebagspackedbymachine)

Substitute $0.03 for cost of one bag, 200,000 for quantity, 105.5 for average bags packed by hand, and 100.3 for average bags packed by machine.

Savings=$0.03×200,000(105.5100.3)=$31,200

Calculate the After cash flow of as shown in table below.

Year Cost Savings Net BTCF DI TI Tax ATCF
0 $18600 $18600 $18600
1 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
2 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
3 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
4 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
5 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
6 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
7 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
8 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
9 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
10 $16000+3600=$12400 $31200 $18800 $1500 $15200 $6080 $12720
NPV $30923.99

Conclusion:

Therefore, after tax present worth is, $30,923.99.

To determine

(b)

The after-tax internal rate of return.

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Answer to Problem 15P

The after-tax internal rate of return is 52%.

Explanation of Solution

Calculate the After cash flow of as shown in table below.

Year Cost Savings Net BTCF DI TI Tax ATCF
0 $18600 $18600 $18600
1 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
2 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
3 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
4 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
5 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
6 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
7 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
8 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
9 $16000 $31200 $15200 $1500 $13700 $5480 $9720
10 $16000+3600=$12400 $31200 $18800 $1500 $15200 $6080 $12720
NPV $30923.99

Calculate the after tax internal rate of return as shown below.

Write the expression to calculate the rate of return after tax as shown below.

P=A(PA,i,n) ....... (II)

Substitute $18600 for P and $9720 for A and 10years for n in Equation (II).

$18600=$9720(PA,i,10)1.91=(PA,i,10)1.91=( ( 1+i ) 101i ( 1+i ) 10)

Substitute 52% as rate and use trial and error method and solve the right hand side.

RHS=( ( 1+52% ) 10152% ( 1+52% ) 10)=64.83234.232=1.9

The value of right hand side is nearly equal to the left hand side.

Conclusion:

Therefore, the after-tax internal rate of return is 52%.

To determine

(c)

The after-tax simple payback period.

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Answer to Problem 15P

The after-tax simple payback period is, 1.91years.

Explanation of Solution

The initial investment is $18600. The net worth flow is $9720 in the first year, so investment cannot be recovered in the first year. Some negative balance will occur which is calculated as follows.

Negativebalance=$18600$9720=$8880

Calculate the payback period as shown below.

Paybackperiod=1+NegativebalanceATCFoffirtsyear

Substitute $8880 for negative balance and $9720 for ATCF of the first year.

Paybackperiod=1+($8880$9720)=1.91years.

Conclusion:

Therefore, the after-tax simple payback period is, 1.91years.

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