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A production engineer bought a heat exchanger whose value is $ 18500 with a useful life...

A production engineer bought a heat exchanger whose value is $ 18500 with a useful life period of 10 years, this equipment is expected to produce income from year 1 for $ 3000, increasing by $ 800 per year. It is also known that annual operating costs are $ 350 from year 3. In year 5, maintenance must be done for $ 1500. If the rate of return is 12%, determine the present value of the investment.

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CALCULATION OF THE PRESENT VALUE OF THE INVESTMENT
Years   Remarks   Cash Outflow   Cash Inflow Net Cash Flow PVF of $ 1 @ 12% Present Value
0 Cash Outflow   $                -18,500.00 0 $        -18,500.00                        1.0000 $                -18,500.00
                             1 Cash Inflow   $                                 -   3000 $            3,000.00                        0.8929 $                    2,678.57
                             2 Cash Inflow   $                                 -   3800 $            3,800.00                        0.7972 $                    3,029.34
                             3 Cash Inflow + Operating Cost $                      -350.00 4600 $            4,250.00                        0.7118 $                    3,025.07
                             4 Cash Inflow + Operating Cost $                      -350.00 5400 $            5,050.00                        0.6355 $                    3,209.37
                             5 Cash Inflow + Operating Cost + Maintenance Cost   $                  -1,850.00 6200 $            4,350.00                        0.5674 $                    2,468.31
                             6 Cash Inflow + Operating Cost $                      -350.00 7000 $            6,650.00                        0.5066 $                    3,369.10
                             7 Cash Inflow + Operating Cost $                      -350.00 7800 $            7,450.00                        0.4523 $                    3,370.00
                             8 Cash Inflow + Operating Cost $                      -350.00 8600 $            8,250.00                        0.4039 $                    3,332.04
                             9 Cash Inflow + Operating Cost $                      -350.00 9400 $            9,050.00                        0.3606 $                    3,263.52
                          10 Cash Inflow + Operating Cost $                      -350.00 10200 $            9,850.00                        0.3220 $                    3,171.44
Total $                  12,416.74
Note: In year 5 there is addittional cash outflow of $ 1500 for maintenance
Answer = Present Value of the investment = $                  12,416.74

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