Given,
Study period = 34 years
Interest rate = 8.50% per year
The first cost of the palletizer = $141,000
Annual Operating and maintenance costs = -$16,300
(P/A, i, N) =
Present worth of the annual O & M costs = -$16,300 x (P/A, 8.50%, 34) = $16,300 x [(1+0.085)34-1]/[0.085(0.085+1)34] = -$179,793
(P/F, i, N) =
Salvage value at the end of 34 years = +$23,500
Present Worth of the salvage value = +$23,500 x (P/F, 8.50%, 34) = $23,500 x 1/(1+0.085)34 = +$1,467
Net Present Worth of the investment = First cost +PW of the annual O&M costs + PW of the Salvage Value
= -141,000 -$179,793 + $1,467 = -$319,326
Ans: $319,326
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