Champion Bakers uses specialized ovens to bake its bread. One oven costs $840,000 and lasts about 3 years before it needs to be replaced. The annual operating cost per oven is $10,000. What is the equivalent annual cost of an oven if the required rate of return is 11 percent? (Round your answer to whole dollars)
$-359,381 |
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$-348,281 |
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$-864,437 |
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$-353,739 |
Present value of operating costs = 10,000 * PVAF( 11% , 3 years) = 10,000*2.44371 = 24437.1
Total of the present value = 840,000 + 24437.1 = 864437.1
EAC = 864437.1 / PVAF of $1( 11%, 3 years) = 864437.1 /2.44371 = 353,739
Option $- 353,739
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