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Problem (1): For the following table and interest rate of 10% per year End of Year...
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1. Find the net present Worth of the following cash flow series at an interest rate of 10% a $650 <PW(10%) S$700 b. $600 <PW(10%) <$650 c. $550 <PW(10%) <$600 d. $500 <PW(10%) <$550 nd ofPeriod +UNO ush Flom -$100 -$200 300 400 500
I. An investment has the following cash flow series where interest is 8%; Cash End of...
I. An investment has the following cash flow series where interest is 8%; Cash End of Year 0 Flow $300 $300 $600 $500 $300 $0 $800 $700 $600 2 4 7 8 a. Find the future worth of this cash flow series using the actual cash flows. b. Find the present worth of this series using the actual cash flows c. Find the present worth using the future worth. d. Find the worth of the series at the end of...
Solve for the unknown in each cash flow diagram. Interest is 5%. Problem 8 (3pt...
Solve for the unknown in each cash flow diagram. Interest is
5%.
Problem 8 (3pt each) Solve for the unknown in each cash flow diagram. Interest is 5%. A) A=$500 لللللي 50 P=? B) F=$15000 A=$500 0 12 2 3 4 5 15 $2000 P=? C) 1000 800 600 400 200 i = 5% F
For the following cash flow diagram, with 10% per year, Find a) The equivalent single (lump...
For the following cash flow diagram, with 10% per year, Find a) The equivalent single (lump sum) cash flow at end of year 4 (18 points) b) The amount of the uniform annual equivalent cash flows (annuity) at the ends of years 1 to 5 (7 points) $700 00$200 0 5 $200 $500! $800
Find the present worth of $4000 the first year, increasing by $1000 per year. The interest...
Find the present worth of $4000 the first year, increasing by $1000 per year. The interest rate is 8%, and n equals 5. Draw a cash flow diagram and show your work. A lottery pays the winner $1 million, in 20 equal payments of $50,000. The payments are received at the end of the year, and the winner's interest rate is 12%. What is the present worth of the winnings?
Problem 5: For the accompanying cash - flow diagram as shown in the following figure, find:...
Problem 5: For the accompanying cash - flow diagram as shown in the following figure, find: I. The present worth value P. 2. The equivalent annual uniform series value A 3. The future worth value F 8% $200 S400 S600 $800 $1000 $1200 Good Luck
10% interest rate 20. A company is deciding between two machines with costs as shown below...
10% interest rate
20. A company is deciding between two machines with costs as shown below in the table (note that the salvage value is given as an addition). If the company plans to use the machines for only two years, what is the salvage on machine A in year 2 that will make both projects the same cost? End of Year Machine A Machine B 0 -$2,000 $1,000 $600 -$900 $700 $1,000 +$200 3 -$800 +$500 1 2
Your company is considering one of two product lines. Using present worth analysis, which option should be selected...
Your company is considering one of two product lines. Using present worth analysis, which option should be selected. Assume a 6% interest rate. Both products cost $1 in material, labor and supplies are sold for $2 per unit. Option 1: A special piece of equipment is purchased for $3000 to produce the product. There is no additional maintenance or tooling required. The first year 1000 units are produced. The second year 800, the third year 600, the fourth thru tenth...
1. S175.000 is invested in a project at Time o. Over the next 5 years, the...
1. S175.000 is invested in a project at Time o. Over the next 5 years, the project produces $90.000 revenue and $8000 per year in expenses. Draw the gross and net cash flow diagram per year in s for this project. 2. A piece of equipment is purchased for $25.000 at Time 0. Its operating and maintenance (O& M) costs are $1000 in Year I. The O&M costs increase by an additional $500 each year for the next four years....
2. Consider the end-of-year geometric sequence of cash flow in Fig. 1 and determine the PW and AW...
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2. Consider the end-of-year geometric sequence of cash flow in Fig. 1 and determine the PW and AW equivalent values. The rate of decrease is 20% per year after the first year, and the interest rate is 12% compounded monthly. (15%) 1000 10000.8) 10000.8) 1000(0.8) 2 4 End of Year 4 End o Fig. 1
2. Consider the end-of-year geometric sequence of cash flow in Fig. 1 and determine the PW and AW equivalent values. The rate of...
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1. Find the net present Worth of the following cash flow series at an interest rate of 10% a $650 <PW(10%) S$700 b. $600 <PW(10%) <$650 c. $550 <PW(10%) <$600 d. $500 <PW(10%) <$550 nd ofPeriod +UNO ush Flom -$100 -$200 300 400 500
I. An investment has the following cash flow series where interest is 8%; Cash End of Year 0 Flow $300 $300 $600 $500 $300 $0 $800 $700 $600 2 4 7 8 a. Find the future worth of this cash flow series using the actual cash flows. b. Find the present worth of this series using the actual cash flows c. Find the present worth using the future worth. d. Find the worth of the series at the end of...
Solve for the unknown in each cash flow diagram. Interest is
5%.
Problem 8 (3pt each) Solve for the unknown in each cash flow diagram. Interest is 5%. A) A=$500 لللللي 50 P=? B) F=$15000 A=$500 0 12 2 3 4 5 15 $2000 P=? C) 1000 800 600 400 200 i = 5% F
For the following cash flow diagram, with 10% per year, Find a) The equivalent single (lump sum) cash flow at end of year 4 (18 points) b) The amount of the uniform annual equivalent cash flows (annuity) at the ends of years 1 to 5 (7 points) $700 00$200 0 5 $200 $500! $800
Find the present worth of $4000 the first year, increasing by $1000 per year. The interest rate is 8%, and n equals 5. Draw a cash flow diagram and show your work. A lottery pays the winner $1 million, in 20 equal payments of $50,000. The payments are received at the end of the year, and the winner's interest rate is 12%. What is the present worth of the winnings?
Problem 5: For the accompanying cash - flow diagram as shown in the following figure, find: I. The present worth value P. 2. The equivalent annual uniform series value A 3. The future worth value F 8% $200 S400 S600 $800 $1000 $1200 Good Luck
10% interest rate
20. A company is deciding between two machines with costs as shown below in the table (note that the salvage value is given as an addition). If the company plans to use the machines for only two years, what is the salvage on machine A in year 2 that will make both projects the same cost? End of Year Machine A Machine B 0 -$2,000 $1,000 $600 -$900 $700 $1,000 +$200 3 -$800 +$500 1 2
Your company is considering one of two product lines. Using present worth analysis, which option should be selected. Assume a 6% interest rate. Both products cost $1 in material, labor and supplies are sold for $2 per unit. Option 1: A special piece of equipment is purchased for $3000 to produce the product. There is no additional maintenance or tooling required. The first year 1000 units are produced. The second year 800, the third year 600, the fourth thru tenth...
1. S175.000 is invested in a project at Time o. Over the next 5 years, the project produces $90.000 revenue and $8000 per year in expenses. Draw the gross and net cash flow diagram per year in s for this project. 2. A piece of equipment is purchased for $25.000 at Time 0. Its operating and maintenance (O& M) costs are $1000 in Year I. The O&M costs increase by an additional $500 each year for the next four years....
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2. Consider the end-of-year geometric sequence of cash flow in Fig. 1 and determine the PW and AW equivalent values. The rate of decrease is 20% per year after the first year, and the interest rate is 12% compounded monthly. (15%) 1000 10000.8) 10000.8) 1000(0.8) 2 4 End of Year 4 End o Fig. 1
2. Consider the end-of-year geometric sequence of cash flow in Fig. 1 and determine the PW and AW equivalent values. The rate of...
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