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13. After a long drought the manager of LB Farm is considering the installation of an irrigation system which will cost $65.0

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Year Revenue Operating Cost Depreciation PBT Tax PAT Depreciation Total Cash Inflow PV Discounted Cash Flow PV Discounted Cash Flow
2% 5%
1 20500 5000 13000 2500 1000 1500 13000 14500 0.9804 14216 0.9524 13810
2 20500 5000 13000 2500 1000 1500 13000 14500 0.9612 13937 0.9070 13152
3 20500 5000 13000 2500 1000 1500 13000 14500 0.9423 13664 0.8638 12526
4 20500 5000 13000 2500 1000 1500 13000 14500 0.9238 13396 0.8227 11929
5 20500 5000 13000 2500 1000 1500 13000 14500 0.9057 13133 0.7835 11361
Total Inflow 68345 62777
Total Outflow at 0 Year 65000 65000
NPV 3345 -2223
1 NPV of project positive by 3345, so project is viable and should be accepted
2 IRR
By Using Interpolation
IRR = L + A/(A-B) *(H-L)
L 2%
H 5%
A 3345
B -2223
= 2%+ 3345/3345-(-2223)* (5%-2%)
= 2%+3345/5568 *3%
= 2%+1.8%
IRR = 3.80%
IRR > WACC (3.8% > 2% ) the project rate of return will exceed it cost and as result project should be accepted.
3 MIRR
P V of Outflow = TV of Inflow / (1+MIRR)^n
65000 = 68345 / (1+MIRR) ^5
(1+MIRR) ^5 68345 /65000
(1+MIRR) ^5 1.05
By Trail & Error Method
Rate 5 % (1+0.05)^5 1.28
1% (1+0.01)^5 1.05
MIRR = 1%
Project A B
Year Revenue PV   10% Year Revenue PV   10%
0 -50000 1.0000 -50000 0 -27500 1.0000 -27500
1 10000 0.9091 9091 1 6000 0.9091 5455
2 15000 0.8264 12397 2 12000 0.8264 9917
3 40000 0.7513 30053 3 18000 0.7513 13524
4 20000 0.6830 13660 4 12000 0.6830 8196
NPV 15200 NPV 9592
MIRR
P V of Outflow = TV of Inflow / (1+MIRR)^n
50000 = 65200 / (1+MIRR) ^4 27500 = 37092 / (1+MIRR) ^4
(1+MIRR) ^4 65200 /50000 (1+MIRR) ^4 37092 /27500
1.304 (1+MIRR) ^4 1.349
(1+MIRR) (1.304)^1/4 (1+MIRR) (1.349)^1/4
1+MIRR 1.0686 (1+MIRR) 1.0777
MIRR 1.0686-1 MIRR 1.0777-1
0.069 0.078
7% 8%
The NPV is $ 9592 of Project B with highest MIRR = 8%
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