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Prince answered on May 19 2022
Q1.
a. Calculating the Payback Period of Both Alternatives:
Year
B248A
C21B6
Yearly Cash Inflows
Cumulative Cash Inflows
Yearly Cash Inflows
Cumulative Cash Inflows
1
$580,652
$580,652
$680,652
$680,652
2
$600,645
$1,181,297
$700,645
$1,381,297
3
$648,000
$1,829,297
$748,000
$2,129,297
4
$678,000
$2,507,297
$798,000
$2,927,297
5
$690,000
$3,197,297
$820,000
$3,747,297
6
$700,000
$3,897,297
$901,000
$4,648,297
7
$710,000
$4,607,297
$919,050
$5,567,347
Pay Back Period of Alternative 1 (B248A) = 5 Years + ($3,300,000 - $3,197,297)/ $700,000
= 5.15 years.
Pay Back Period of Alternative 2 (C21B6) = 5 Years + ($3,900,000 - $3,747,297)/ $901,000
= 5.17 years.
Thus, Ms J Hue would have recovered the initial investment in Project B248A in 5.15 years and in Project C21B6 in 5.17 years.
b. Accounting Rate of Return Formula = Average Annual Profit / Initial Investment
Alternative 1 (B248A) = Total Cash Inflows in 7 years = $4,607,297. Average Annual Profit = $658,185.29
Accounting Rate of Return = $658,185.29/$3,300,000 = 19.95%
Alternative 2 (C21B6) = Total Cash Inflows in 7 years = $5,567,347. Average Annual Profit = $795,335.29
Accounting Rate of Return = $795,335.29/$3,900,000 = 20.39%
Alternative 2 (C21B6) have highest Accounting Rate of Return.
c. Calculation of Net Present Value:
Alternative 1 (B248A):
Year
Yearly Cash Inflows
Discounting Factor @ 10%
Discount Cash...