Alternative A
Initial Cost = 7000
Annual benefits = 1275
Net present worth = -Initial Cost + (Annual benefits ÷ Interest)
= -7000 + (1275 ÷ 0.09) = 7166.67
Alternative B
Initial Cost = 9400
Annual benefits = 1327
Life = 14 years
Net present worth = - (1327 - 9400 )(A/P, 9%, 14)(1/9%) = -11517.48
Alternative C
Initial Cost = 14000
Annual benefits = 4867
Life = 5 years
It is to be repeated two times
Calculate PW
PW = (4867 - 14000) (A/P,9%,7)(1/9%)
PW = -9133(0.1987)(1/9%) = -20163.63
So, choose alternative A as it is having a positive net present worth.
Option B.
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