rate positively ..
we have to use financial calculator to solve this | ||||
put in calculator - | ||||
FV | 50000 | |||
PV | -600000 | |||
PMT | 160000 | |||
N | 5 | |||
Compute I | 12.33% | |||
therefore answer = | 12.33% | per year |
Question 8 (10 points) A company that manufactures brushless blowers invested $600,000 in an automated quality...
Acompany that manufactures brushless blowers invested $600,000 in an automated quality control system for blower housings. The resultant savings was $160,000 per year for 5 years. If the equipment had a salvage value of $50,000, what rate of return per year did the company make? 09.28% per year O 16.48% per year 08.58% per year 12.33% per year
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