In the question it is being asked to solve alternative II maunally thus i am soling it first manually.
The net present worth of the alternative can be mathematically written as
We can determine the IRR using trial and error method. Assume rate = 15%
At IRR the NPW =0, at 15% the NPW is 1.129305 therefore, we have to increase the rate. Assume i = 16%
On solving above equation we get
Now we can determine the IRR using linear interpolation.
IRR (alternative II)= 15.24%
Refer the attached picture of excel screen shot for the IRR
As we can see some of the alternatives have IRR greater than MARR. Therefore, reject the do nothing option.
First select the alternative with the lowest initial investment as the base alternative then determine the incremental cash flow by subtracting the cash flow of base alternative from the next costly alternative.
Here alternative II is cheapest and Alternative V is second cheapest. But as we can see the IRR of alternative V is 0.00%. Thus, reject alternative V.
Now compare the next costlier alternative. That is alternative III. Subrat alternative II from III, we get
From above picture we can say if the IRR of any alternative is less than MARR, then reject the alternative.
Now accept alternative II and reject IIi.
Again the same process refer the attached picture
The incremental IRR greater than marr therefore, accept alternative I and reject II.
Now compare alternative I with alternative IV.
The incremental IRR between alternative IV and I. The incremental rate of return is 0%. Thus, reject alternative IV and select Alternative I.
Accept alternative I.
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