Please organize it exactly as seen and show your work
Req.1 | ||
Project Y | Project Z | |
Net Income | $ 51,770 | $ 33,666 |
Add: | ||
Depreciation | $ 77,500 | $ 103,333 |
Annual Expected Net Cash Flow | $ 129,270 | $ 136,999 |
Req.2 | ||||||
Payback Period | ||||||
Choose Numerator | / | Choose Denominator | = | Payback Period | ||
Initial Investments | / | Annual Expected Net Cash Flow | = | Payback Period | ||
Project Y | $310,000 | / | $129,270 | = | 2.40 | Years |
Project Z | $310,000 | / | $136,999 | = | 2.26 | Years |
Req.3 | ||||||
Accounting Rate of Return | ||||||
Choose Numerator | / | Choose Denominator | = | Accounting Rate of Return | ||
Net Income | / | Initial Investments | = | Accounting Rate of Return | ||
Project Y | $51,770 | / | $310,000 | = | 16.70% | |
Project Z | $33,666 | / | $310,000 | = | 10.86% |
Req.4 | |||||
Project Y | |||||
Chart values are based on: | |||||
n= | 4 | ||||
i= | 9% | ||||
Select Chart | Amount | * | PV Factor | = | Present Value |
Present value of an annuity of 1 | $ 129,270 | * | 3.2397 | = | $418,796 |
Initial investment | $310,000 | ||||
Net Present Value | $108,796 | ||||
Project Z | |||||
Chart values are based on: | |||||
n= | 3 | ||||
i= | 9% | ||||
Select Chart | Amount | * | PV Factor | = | Present Value |
Present value of an annuity of 1 | $ 136,999 | * | 2.5313 | = | $346,786 |
Initial investment | $310,000 | ||||
Net Present Value | $36,786 |
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