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Daisy Hill Hospital is planning to replace its CT scan machine. The machine system costs approximately...

Daisy Hill Hospital is planning to replace its CT scan machine. The machine system costs approximately $2,500,000, and an additional $500,000 for installation. Estimated charges per scan is $600. There is an estimated weekly utilization (volume) of 30 scans. Each scan will cost the hospital $35 in supplies. The system is expected to operate for $50 weeks per year. Associated annual labor costs for purchasing the CT scan machine is an estimated $100,000. Maintenance costs are estimated to be $80,000, and the machine is expected to be in operation for a period of 5 years. The machine may sell for approximately $500,000 salvage value. Daisy Hill has an 8% corporate cost of capital, and inflation is expected to average 3% over the period.

Cash Revenues and Costs

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Line 1

System cost

Line 2

Installation expenses

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Total cost

Line 4

Net revenues

Line 5

Labor costs

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Maintenance cost

Line 7

Supplies

Line 8

Net operating income

Line 9

Salvage value

Line 10

Net cash flow

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CCC

Line 12

NPV

Line 13

IRR

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Cash revenues & costs at nominal values
Year 0 1 2 3 4 5
Line 1 System costs -2500000
Line 2 Installation expenses -500000
Line 3 Total cost -3000000
Line 4 Net revenues(600*30*50) 900000 927000 954810 983454 1012958
Line 5 Labor costs -100000 -103000 -106090 -109273 -112551
Line 6 Maintenance costs -80000 -82400 -84872 -87418 -90041
Line 7 Supplies(30*50*35) -52500 -54075 -55697 -57368 -59089
Line 8 Net operating Income 667500 687525 708151 729395 751277
Line 9 Salvage value 500000
Line 10 Net cash flow -3000000 1335000 1375050 1416302 1458791 2002554
Line 11 CCC 8%
Line 12 NPV 2974460.03
Line 13 IRR 39%
NPV calculations:
Line 10 Net cash flow -3000000 1335000 1375050 1416302 1458791 2002554
PV F at 85(1/1.08^Yr.n) 1 0.92593 0.85734 0.79383 0.73503 0.68058
PV at 8% -3000000 1236111 1178884 1124306 1072255 1362905
NPV (Sum of above row) 2974460.03

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