a) i= 10% and project life = 6 years then
The net equivalent annual worth (AW) of the Chamber D103 = -400,000-4000(A/F, 10%, 6) +40000(A/F, 10%,6)
= -400000-4000* .1296 +40000* .1296 = $-395334.4
The net equivalent annual worth (AW) of the Chamber 490G= -250,000-3000(A/F, 10%, 6) +25000(A/F, 10%,6)
= -250000-3000* .1296 +25000*.1296
= $--247148.8
As net AW of Chamber D103 is lower than net AW of Chamber 490G, therefore, Chamber 490G is economical.
b) Service life of Chamber D103= 3 years
The net equivalent annual worth (AW) of the Chamber D103 = -400,000-4000(A/F, 10%, 3) +40000(A/F, 10%,3)
= -400000-4000* .3021 +40000* .3021 = $-389124.4
Service life of Chamber 490G= 2 years
The net equivalent annual worth (AW) of the Chamber 490G= -250,000-3000(A/F, 10%, 2) +25000(A/F, 10%,2)
= -250000-3000* .4762 +25000* .4762 = $-239523.6
The net AW of Chamber 490G is higher than net AW of Chamber D103. Therefore, the selection as shown in part (a) will not change in this case also.
c) Excel Spreadsheet depiction of net annual worth of Chamber D103 using annuity table for discrete compounding:
Chamber D103 | ||
Annual Worth | ||
Installed cost | -400000 | -400000 |
Annual operating cost | -4000 | -1208.4 |
Salvage value | 40000 | 12084 |
total | -389124.4 |
Excel Spreadsheet depiction of net annual worth of Chamber 490G using annuity table for discrete compounding:
Chamber 490G | ||
Annual Worth | ||
Installed cost | -250000 | -250000 |
Annual operating cost | -3000 | -1428.6 |
Salvage value | 25000 | 11905 |
total | -239523.6 | |
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