NPV, Option 1 = 50,000 x P/F(5%, 1) + 52,500 x P/F(5%, 2) + 45,000 x P/F(5%, 3)
= 50,000 x 0.9524 + 52,500 x 0.9070 + 45,000 x 0.8638
= 47,620 + 47,617.5 + 38,871
= 134,108.5
NPV, Option 2 = - 10,000 x P/F(5%, 1) + 55,000 x P/F(5%, 2) + 65,000 x P/F(5%, 3)
= - 10,000 x 0.9524 + 55,000 x 0.9070 + 65,000 x 0.8638
= - 9,524 + 49,885 + 56,147
= 96,508
NPV, Option 3 = - 15,000 x P/F(5%, 1) - 15,000 x P/F(5%, 2) + 75,000 x P/F(5%, 3)
= - 15,000 x 0.9524 - 15,000 x 0.9070 + 75,000 x 0.8638
= - 14,286 - 13,605 + 64,785
= 36,894
Since Option 1 has highest NPV, this should be selected.
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