LMS Integrated for MindTap Finance, 1 term (6 months) Printed Access Card for Brigham/Houston's Fundamentals of Financial Management, Concise Edition, 9th
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Chapter 5, Problem 20P
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To calculate: The best stream for present value of cash flow

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Future Value of Cash Flow:

If single cash flow put in an investment today which pays us compound interest how much does it grow over the period of time is known as future value of cash flow.

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Calculation of present value of cash flow stream at 7% compounding rate

Contract 1 Contract 2 Contract 3
YearCash in flowPresent ValueCash in flowPresent ValueCash in flowPresent Value
13,000,0002,803,7382,000,0001,869,1597,000,0006,542,056
23,000,0002,620,3163,000,0002,620,3161,000,000873,439
33,000,0002,448,8944,500,0003,673,3401,000,000816,298
43,000,0002,288,6865,500,0004,195,9241,000,000762,895
Total PV10,161,634 12,358,739 8,994,688

Table (1)

Working Note for present value:

Present value for year 1 and contract 1

Presentvaluefactor=CashFlow(1+Interestrate)Numberofyears=$3,000,000(1+0.07)1=$3,000,0001.07=$2,803,738.3

Present value for year 2 and contract 1

Presentvaluefactor=CashFlow(1+Interestrate)Numberofyears=$3,000,000(1+0.07)2=$2,620,316.1

Present value for year 3 and contract 1

Presentvaluefactor=CashFlow(1+Interestrate)Numberofyears=$3,000,000(1+0.07)3=$2,448,893.6

Present value for year 4 and contract 1

Presentvaluefactor=CashFlow(1+Interestrate)Numberofyears=$3,000,000(1+0.07)4=$2,288,685.6

Present value for year 1 and contract 2

Presentvaluefactor=CashFlow(1+Interestrate)Numberofyears=$2,000,000(1+0.07)1=$1,869,158.8

Present value for year 2 and contract 2

Presentvaluefactor=CashFlow(1+Interestrate)Numberofyears=$3,000,000(1+0.07)2=$2,620,316.1

Formula to calculate present value for year 3 and contract 2

Presentvaluefactor=CashFlow(1+Interestrate)Numberofyears=$4,500,000(1+0.07)3=$3,673,340.4

Formula to calculate present value for year 4 and contract 2

Presentvaluefactor=CashFlow(1+Interestrate)Numberofyears=$5,500,000(1+0.07)4=$4,195,923.7

Formula to calculate present value for year 1 and contract 3

Presentvaluefactor=CashFlow(1+Interestrate)Numberofyears=$7,000,000(1+0.07)1=$6,542,056.07

Formula to calculate present value for year 2 and contract 3

Presentvaluefactor=CashFlow(1+Interestrate)Numberofyears=$1,000,000(1+0.07)2=$873,438.7

Formula to calculate present value for year 3 and contract 3

Presentvaluefactor=CashFlow(1+Interestrate)Numberofyears=$1,000,000(1+0.07)3=$816,297.9

Formula to calculate present value for year 4 and contract 3

Presentvaluefactor=CashFlow(1+Interestrate)Numberofyears=$1,000,000(1+0.07)4=$762,895.2

Conclusion

So, the contract 2 is the best option as total present value is highest for contract 2.

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LMS Integrated for MindTap Finance, 1 term (6 months) Printed Access Card for Brigham/Houston's Fundamentals of Financial Management, Concise Edition, 9th

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