Use a benefit-cost ratio to make the best decision of selection
MARR = 0.04 , (P/A , i , N) manual entry = 13.590 N= 20
investment at t=0 | annual benefit | PV(4%)of annual benefit | PV(4%)of annual operation cost | |
12,000,000 | 1,700,000 | 23,103,000 | 2038500 | |
9,500,000 | 1,550,000 | 21,064,500 | 2853900 |
Answer:-
Benefit cost ratio also called profitablity index ratio. which indicates how much the present value of benefits cover initial investment.
so here BC = present value of net benefits / initial investment
=> project 1 :-
BC = ($23103000-$2038500) / $12000000
BC = $21064500 / $12000000
BC = 1.76
=> project 2 :-
BC = (21064500-$2853900)/$9500000
BC= $18210600/$9500000
BC = 1.92
here BC ratio of project 2 is maximum so we should go for it. 1.92>1.76
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