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4. After checking the feasibility of each alternative below, compare them using the Incremental IRR method to decide which on
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Year Cashflow PV factor 10% [1/(1+r)]^n PV
Aternative A 0 (50,000.00) 1.000 (50,000.00)
Construction cost               50,000.00 1    15,000.00 0.909    13,636.36
Annual benefit               15,000.00 2    15,000.00 0.826    12,396.69
Life 5 3    15,000.00 0.751    11,269.72
Total PV factor 10% 3.791 4    15,000.00 0.683    10,245.20
5    15,000.00 0.621      9,313.82
Total 3.791      6,861.80
NPV of project=      6,861.80
Total PV factor 10%= 3.791
AW=      1,810.13
Year Cashflow PV factor 10% [1/(1+r)]^n PV
Aternative B 0 (75,000.00) 1.000 (75,000.00)
Construction cost               75,000.00 1    18,000.00 0.909    16,363.64
Annual benefit               18,000.00 2    18,000.00 0.826    14,876.03
Life 6 3    18,000.00 0.751    13,523.67
Total PV factor 10% 4.355 4    18,000.00 0.683    12,294.24
5    18,000.00 0.621    11,176.58
6    18,000.00 0.564    10,160.53
Total 4.355      3,394.69
NPV of project=      3,394.69
Total PV factor 10%= 4.355
AW=          779.45
Year Cashflow PV factor 10% [1/(1+r)]^n PV
Aternative C 0 (95,000.00) 1.000 (95,000.00)
Construction cost               95,000.00 1    20,000.00 0.909    18,181.82
Annual benefit               20,000.00 2    20,000.00 0.826    16,528.93
Life 7 3    20,000.00 0.751    15,026.30
Total PV factor 10% 4.868 4    20,000.00 0.683    13,660.27
5    20,000.00 0.621    12,418.43
6    20,000.00 0.564    11,289.48
7    20,000.00 0.513    10,263.16
Total 4.868      2,368.38
NPV of project=      2,368.38
Total PV factor 10%= 4.868
AW=          486.48
IRR Aternative A
Year Cashflow PV factor 15.24% [1/(1+r)]^n PV
0 (50,000.00) 1.000 (50,000.00)
1    15,000.00 0.868    13,016.54
2    15,000.00 0.753    11,295.35
3    15,000.00 0.653      9,801.76
4    15,000.00 0.567      8,505.67
5    15,000.00 0.492      7,380.96
NPV of project            (0.00)
IRR Aternative B
Year Cashflow PV factor 11.53% [1/(1+r)]^n PV
0 (75,000.00) 1.000 (75,000.00)
1    18,000.00 0.897    16,139.08
2    18,000.00 0.804    14,470.56
3    18,000.00 0.721    12,974.53
4    18,000.00 0.646    11,633.17
5    18,000.00 0.579    10,430.48
6    18,000.00 0.520      9,352.13
NPV of project              0.00
IRR Aternative C
Year Cashflow PV factor 10.75% [1/(1+r)]^n PV
0 (95,000.00) 1.000 (95,000.00)
1    20,000.00 0.903    18,058.15
2    20,000.00 0.815    16,304.84
3    20,000.00 0.736    14,721.77
4    20,000.00 0.665    13,292.40
5    20,000.00 0.600    12,001.81
6    20,000.00 0.542    10,836.52
7    20,000.00 0.489      9,784.38
NPV of project            (0.00)
Alternative NPV AW IRR
A 6,861.80 1,810.13 15.24%
B 3,394.69      779.45 11.53%
C 2,368.38      486.48 10.75%
Since alternative A has better values than B and C considering NPV , AW and IRR, Project A should be selected
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