As per the question the company is buying workstation computers to support their engineering staff
Company is receiving on investment or Real MARR (i) = 16% = 0.16
Inflation rate (f) = 10% =0.1
Actual MARR(i) = i + f +(i)(f) = 0.16+ 0.1 + (0.16)(0.1) = 0.276 = 27.6%
The below table shows the annual expenses on maintenance and its present worth
Present worth factor (PVF) = (1+i)-N
Where i=27.6% = 0.276
Years (N) |
maintenance |
PV of Maintenance |
|
1 |
20000 |
0.783699 |
15673.98 |
2 |
26000 |
0.614184 |
15968.79 |
3 |
34000 |
0.481336 |
16365.41 |
4 |
38000 |
0.377222 |
14334.45 |
5 |
42000 |
0.295629 |
12416.41 |
NPV at 27.6%= |
74759.03 |
The net present value (NPV) of the maintenance cost is =$74759.03
The annual equivalent maintenance expenses (A) =$74759.03(A/P,i,N)
Where i=0.276 and N=5 years
A =$74759.03[{i(1+i)N}/{(1+i)N-1}]
A = $74759.03 [{0.276(1+0.276)5}/{(1+0.276)5-1}]
A = $74759.03 [{0.276(1.276)5}/{(1.276)5-1}]
A = $74759.03 (0.93360346/2.38262124)
A = $74759.03 (0.39183880) =$29293.4886 or Approx $29293.49
The annual equivalent maintenance expenses in actual dollar is $29293.49
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