Which pickup should be purchased by Northwest Construction for use by its job superintendent? How much does this choice save (using either PW or EAC)? Northwest uses a 12% rate to evaluate its capital investments. What assumptions have you made, and why?
Pickup | First Cost | Maintenance Cost/Year | Salvage Value | Life |
New | $18000 | $300 | $5000 | 5 |
Old | 10000 | 750 | 3000 | 3 |
EAC of new pickup = 18000 * (A/P, 12%,5) + 300 - 5000 * (A/F, 12%,5)
= 18000 * 0.277410 + 300 - 5000 *0.157410
= 4506.33
EAC of old pickup = 10000 * (A/P, 12%,3) + 750 - 3000 * (A/F, 12%,3)
= 10000 *0.416349 + 750 - 3000 *0.296349
= 4024.44
As the EAC of old pickup is less, it should be selected
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