Q25-7
Ans:
Choose Numerator | Choose Denominator | Accounting Rate of Return |
Annual after tax net Income | Annual Average Investment | Accounting Rate of Return |
$2800 | $33,300 | 8.41% |
Accounting Rate of Return = Annual after tax net income / Annual Average Investment
...........................................= $2,800 / [($59,400 + $7,200) / 2]
...........................................= $2,800 / $33,300
...........................................= 8.408%=8.41% (if Rounded Off)
Note: As HOMEWORKLIB RULES Rules ,we have to answer one question at a time..Thank You
25-8) Ans:
Cash Flow | Select chart | Amount | PV Factor | Present Value |
Annual Cash Flow | $2800+(59,400-7200/3) | $20200 | 2.2832 | $46,121 |
Residual Value | $7200 | 0.6575 | $4734 | |
Present Value of cash Inflows | $50855 | |||
Present Value of Cash Outflows | ($59400) | |||
Net Present Value | ($8545) |
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