Solution | 1 | Answer is A | |||||||||||
Bcoz if the IRR is greater than Required rate of return that means we r earning more than the expectation or cost which we r spending. | |||||||||||||
2 | Answer is B | ||||||||||||
Payback period means in which period we will get our funds back which we have spended in initial year. Hence we will choose that project which has the lowest pay back period. | |||||||||||||
3 | Answer is B | ||||||||||||
Calculation of payback period | |||||||||||||
Particulars | Project 1 | Project 2 | |||||||||||
Investment | 400000 | 280000 | |||||||||||
Estimated cash inflows | 90000 | 65000 | |||||||||||
Payback period (Investment / annual cash flows) | 4.444444 | 4.307692 | |||||||||||
Payback period means in which period we will get our funds back which we have spended in initial year. Hence we will choose that project which has the lowest pay back period. | |||||||||||||
here project B has lowest payback period | |||||||||||||
4 | Answer is D | ||||||||||||
Calculation of accoutning rate of return | |||||||||||||
Particulars | Indiana | kentucky | |||||||||||
Investment | 1810000 | 2000000 | |||||||||||
residual Value | 80000 | 40000 | |||||||||||
estimated cash flows | 700000 | 800000 | |||||||||||
rate of return | 13 | 13 | |||||||||||
Depreciation (Investment less salvage value)/estimated life | 288333.3 | 326666.7 | |||||||||||
Accoutning profit (Cash flows less depreciation) | 411666.7 | 473333.3 | |||||||||||
Acccoting rate of return (Accounting profit/investments) | 22.74401 | 23.66667 | |||||||||||
Since accounting rate of return of kentucky is more, it is more beneficial | |||||||||||||
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