Annual worth: All the cash flows (Present, annual and future) are converted to annuity.
Given Data:
Particulars |
Defender (In $) |
Challenger (In $) |
Present Market value |
4000 |
6500 |
O & M costs |
3400 with increase by 1200 per year |
2200 with increase by 600 per year |
Salvage value |
700 (4000 – 1100*3) |
1600 |
MARR |
18% |
|
Tenure |
3 years |
Period |
Cash flow (Defender) |
Cash flow (challenger) |
0 |
4000 |
6500 |
1 |
3400 |
2200 |
2 |
3400 + 1200 = 4600 |
2200 + 600 =2800 |
3 |
3400 + 2400-700 = 5100 |
2200 + 1200-1600 = 1800 |
Solution:
(a) Annual cash flows(ACF) for defender.
ACF = 4000(A/P,18,3) + [ 3400 + 1200(A/G,18,3)] - 700(A/F,18,3)
Using DCIF Tables
ACF = 4000(0.4599) + (3400 + 1200(0.890)) - 700(0.2799)
ACF = $6111.67 = $6112
The equivalent annual cost for retaining the machine is
(b) Annual cash flows(ACF) for Challenger.
ACF = 6500(A/P,18,3) + [ 2200 + 600(A/G,18,3)] - 1600(A/F,18,3)
Using DCIF Tables
ACF = 6500 (0.4599) + (2200 + 600 (0.890)) - 1600 (0.2799)
ACF = $5275.51 = $5276
Based on the above calculations the challenger can be considered as it has a less annual cost compared to the defender
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