Rembrandt Reproduction Company is considering replacing a special printer the company uses to make high quality prints of famous paintings. Selected information about the two alternatives is given below:
Old Printer |
New Printer |
|
Original Cost |
$17,000 |
$25,000 |
Accumulated Depreciation |
12,000 |
N/A |
Current Resale Value |
6,000 |
N/A |
Annual Operating Cost |
13,000 |
10,000 |
Remaining Useful Life |
8 years |
8 years |
*please show calculations*
(1) Rembrandt Reproductions will:
(2) If Rembrandt Reproductions opts to replace its printer, the payback period on the new printer is:
(3) Rembrandt Reproduction's accountant just completed a finance seminar at Santa Monica College. She wants to apply a more rigorous analytical technique to evaluating the above proposal. Specifically, she intends to calculate the proposal's net present value. She uses a rate of 7% to discount the proposal's cash flows. On the basis of the accountant's analysis, Harrison will:
1.)
initial investment on new machine = cost of new - resale value of old = 25000 -6000 = 19000
advantafe of using new machine for 8 years = 3000 * 8 = 24000
net advanatge is 24000 - 19000 = $5000
correct option is A
2.)
payback period = initial investment / savings per year = 19000 / 3000 = 6.333 years
correct option is E
3.
calcualtion of present value of cash flow from new machine = pvaf(7%,8years) * 3000
5.9713 * 3000 = 17914
npv = present value of cash inflow - cash outflow = 17914 - 19000 = -1086
correct option is therefore B
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