Comparing Alternatives 1 and 2
Incremental investment = $110,000 - $100,000 = $10,000
Incremental savings in operating cost per year = $20000- $18500 = $1500
Now Present value of savings of $1500 per year for 10 years @10% = 1500/0.10 * (1- (1/1.1)10) =9216.85
So, Incremental NPV = -10000 +9216.85 =-783.15
As the incremental NPV is negative , so Alternative 2 is not preferred over Alternative 1
Comparing Alternatives 1 and 3
Incremental investment = $125,000 - $100,000 = $25,000
Incremental savings in operating cost per year = $20000- $17000 = $3000
Now Present value of savings of $3000 per year for 10 years @10% = 3000/0.10 * (1- (1/1.1)10) =18433.70
So, Incremental NPV = -25000 +18433.70 =-6566.30
As the incremental NPV is negative ,so Alternative 3 is not preferred over Alternative 1
Comparing Alternatives 1 and 4
Incremental investment = $130,000 - $100,000 = $30,000
Incremental savings in operating cost per year = $20000- $15500 = $4500
Now Present value of savings of $4500 per year for 10 years @10% = 4500/0.10 * (1- (1/1.1)10) =27650.55
So, Incremental NPV = -30000 +27650.55 =-2349.45
As the incremental NPV is negative , so Alternative 4 is not preferred over Alternative 1
Comparing Alternatives 1 and 5
Incremental investment = $150,000 - $100,000 = $50,000
Incremental savings in operating cost per year = $20000- $10000 = $10000
Now Present value of savings of $10000 per year for 10 years @10% = 10000/0.10 * (1- (1/1.1)10) =61445.67
So, Incremental NPV = -50000 +61445.67 =11445.7
As the incremental NPV is positive , so Alternative 5 is preferred over Alternative 1
So,out of all Alternatives, Alternative 5 is the best
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(SV6)
of
$24,000.
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Please help!!! Engineering Economics class homework!!
attached below are the tables needed!! first picture is
alternative options, second picture is i=9% values, third picture
is i=18% values!!!
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