System I:
Cost of Machine = $965,000
Useful Life = 8 years
Annual Depreciation = Cost of Machine / Useful Life
Annual Depreciation = $965,000 / 8
Annual Depreciation = $120,625
Annual OCF = Pretax Operating Costs * (1 - tax) + tax *
Depreciation
Annual OCF = -$7,350 * (1 - 0.34) + 0.34 * $120,625
Annual OCF = $36,161.50
NPV = -$965,000 + $36,161.50 * PVIFA(12%, 8)
NPV = -$965,000 + $36,161.50 * 4.967640
NPV = -$785,362.68614
EAC = NPV / PVIFA(12%, 8)
EAC = -$785,362.68614 / 4.967640
EAC = -$158,095.73
System II:
Cost of Machine = $560,000
Useful Life = 5 years
Annual Depreciation = Cost of Machine / Useful Life
Annual Depreciation = $560,000 / 5
Annual Depreciation = $112,000
Annual OCF = Pretax Operating Costs * (1 - tax) + tax *
Depreciation
Annual OCF = -$38,100 * (1 - 0.34) + 0.34 * $112,000
Annual OCF = $12,934
NPV = -$560,000 + $12,934 * PVIFA(12%, 5)
NPV = -$560,000 + $12,934 * 3.604776
NPV = -$513,375.827216
EAC = NPV / PVIFA(12%, 5)
EAC = -$513,375.827216 / 3.604776
EAC = -$142,415.46
So, you should prefer System II as its EAC is lower than that of System I.
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