An alternative has a discounted project cost of $5,215,000 with no salvage value. The estimate was in constant dollars and the discounting used mid-year factors. While the period of analysis is 4 years, the alternative only provides benefits for the last 3 years. Calculate the uniform annual cost.
$1,478,523
$1,754,648
$1,850,932
$1,370,565
If an alternative has monthly payments of $10,000 a month for three years with a purchase price of $75,000 at the end of year three, what would the cash flow diagram look like? Select the correct choice from each pair of answers.
$120,000 EOY 1
$120,000 MOY 1
$120,000 EOY 2
$120,000 MOY 2
$120,000 EOY 3
$120,000 MOY 3
$75,000 EOY 3
$75,000 MOY 3
An alternative requires $60,000 to be paid over the course of year 1, $75,000 over year 2, and $40,000 over year 3. All values are in constant dollars. Using the tables in the chapter, compute the NPV of this alternative. Round intermediate calculations to two decimal places.
$163,886
$169,136
$144,644
$150,203
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An alternative has a discounted project cost of $5,215,000 with no salvage value. The estimate was in constant dollars and the discounting used mid-year factors. While the period of analysis is 4 years, the alternative only provides benefits for the last 3 years. Calculate the uniform annual cost.
$1,478,523
$1,754,648
$1,850,932
$1,370,565
If an alternative has monthly payments of $10,000 a month for three years with a purchase price of $75,000 at the end of year three, what would the cash flow diagram look like? Select the correct choice from each pair of answers.
$120,000 EOY 1
$120,000 MOY 1
$120,000 EOY 2
$120,000 MOY 2
$120,000 EOY 3
$120,000 MOY 3
$75,000 EOY 3
$75,000 MOY 3
An alternative requires $60,000 to be paid over the course of year 1, $75,000 over year 2, and $40,000 over year 3. All values are in constant dollars. Using the tables in the chapter, compute the NPV of this alternative. Round intermediate calculations to two decimal places.
$163,886
$169,136
$144,644
$150,203