a]
Payback period is the time taken for the cumulative cash flows to equal zero
Payback period of A = 3 + (cash flow required in year 4 for cumulative cash flows to equal zero / year 4 cash flow) = 3 + ( $10,000 / $50,000) = 3.20 years
Payback period of B = 2 + (cash flow required in year 3 for cumulative cash flows to equal zero / year 3 cash flow) = 2 + ( $35,000 / $40,000) = 2.875 years
Rank 1 - Project B - shorter payback period.
Rank 2 - Project A - longer payback period.
Both the projects have a payback period less than the maximum payback period of 4 years.
b]
NPV is calculated using NPV function in Excel.
Rank 1 - Project A - higher NPV
Rank 2 - Project B - lower NPV
c]
IRR is calculated using IRR function in Excel.
Rank 1 - Project B - higher IRR
Rank 2 - Project a - lower IRR
d]
Both the projects have a payback period less than the maximum payback period of 4 years.
The IRR and NPV rankings are conflicting. In this case, the project with higher NPV should be chosen because a project with higher NPV creates more value for investors.
Project A is recommended.
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