Payback Method:
Project A
Payback period=full years until recovery + unrecovered cost at the start of the year/cash flow during the year
= 3 years + ($130,000 - $120,000)/$40,000
= 3 years + $10,000/ $40,000
= 3 years + 0.25
= 3.25 years.
Project A
Payback period=full years until recovery + unrecovered cost at the start of the year/cash flow during the year
= 1 year + ($130,000 - $85,000)/$20,000
= 1 year + $45,000/ $70,000)
= 1 year + 0.6429
= 1.64 years.
Ranking of projects by payback method:
b.Project A
Net present value is solved using a financial calculator. The steps to solve on the financial calculator:
Net Present value of cash flows at 8% cost of capital is $54,915.19.
Project B
Net present value is solved using a financial calculator. The steps to solve on the financial calculator:
Net Present value of cash flows at 8% cost of capital is $65,509.72. 31.27%
Ranking of projects by the net present value method:
c. Project A
Internal rate of return is calculated using a financial calculator by inputting the below:
The IRR of project is 20.93%.
Project B
Internal rate of return is calculated using a financial calculator by inputting the below:
The IRR of project is 31.27%.
Ranking of projects by the internal rate of return method:
1.Project B
2. Project A
I would recommend to accept project B since it has the highest net present value.
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