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Investor X has 7,000 to spend on the following three projects. Use the AW method to determine which of these independent investments are financially acceptable at 6% per year compounded monthly interest rate.
Option |
Installed Cost |
Return per month |
A |
4500 |
220 |
B |
3000 |
200 |
C |
2200 |
140 |
Lifelong period. Use CC=AW/i to get present worth
See Below Answer. How do you get this answer?
P5 | ||
PP-Month | done by instrutor | |
CP-Month | done by instrutor | |
Time Window - Month | ||
A | $ 39,500.00 | done by instrutor |
B | $ 37,000.00 | done by instrutor |
C | $ 25,800.00 | done by instrutor |
A,C | $ 65,300.00 | Winner |
B,C | $ 62,800.00 |
Amount available for investment = 7000
Hurdle rate, i = 6% per annum compounded monthly
Compounding Period CP = 1 month
Total compounding periods in an year = 12 months
The table containing additional information is shown below
Cost of the projects undertaken should be less than or equal to 7000
Thus, B+C (5200 installed cost) and A+C (6700) are the only feasible combinations whereas A+B (7500) is not.
Out of the two feasible combinations, B+C combination will lead to a total present worth of 37,000+25800 = 62,800 whereas A+C combination will lead to a totalpresent worth of 39500+25800 = 65,300.
Thus, investor X needs to choose A and C options to maximise present worth under the given constraint of 7000 investment amount