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Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer:sl can igure the right answer 0 scion 4 costot ne profects cach low for year 15 Follow the famat shown n Ex 1261 nd Eh 126-28 yu complete th rcuements belo Each of th folowing scenorios ar ncipersdent Assume thot lash flows re afc ox cosh flows, Thomas Company is vesting S120000 na project that wil eld a unto serie of cash fous over th ner 4 year. Vides epi a decided es i see lc onic ip, Thiet will ae 3-year wil prc ifr sie ofc sigs. Ts NEY of he spent 51750, i lcs te of 5. The IR i 175. Arewlathe costing $60.09 il podc savings of S12000 er year. Tha NPY ofa projects 53927.Taa project as a fe of 4 years an produces th following cash fv: Line om Description Amount Years si0000 eurz 512000 Yours sis000 Yours B The cost of ae project two tne he cash ow proces In Year 4 The dlcount ates 10% Required: Round your answers othe nearest dls Lif the ermal ate o returns 1454 or Thomas Company, now muh cash flow per yea can be expected? inthe bank of Sper yor 2. Determine the vesiment an the amour of cash saving ealzed ssc yea fo ideo cal. Line tern fo Ament Description congronchyenr SAE igs sachyer [10 orginal lithe investment barks 3. For Scenaro ¢, how many years must the lathe ast fan IRR of 18% realized? Flin the blank of years 4 For Scenario , find th cost of the project and the cash flow for Year 4. Line tem _— Description or contortn Stine toftho project, Cash flow foryear Sillinthe 4 Blariks, Feedback area Feedback L Use the IRR formula to determine the annul cash flow. Ee Fic the cicont factor ung he IRR provided anh resent Value of an Ansty tbl. Investment () / Discount actor () - Cash flow (CF) 2 Use the NPY and IRR formas to determine the annual cash flow (CF) or savings cach year, and the investment T= dfx CENPY= dfx CF | determin CF. fn th discount factor sing he discount ate and the RR prove and the Present Valu of an Annuity fable. NPY - (cf using [RR CF) (8 using cecount rate x CF). CF - NPY / cf ff To determine the Investment, se the discount factor using the IRR and CF: Discount factor (0 x Cash flow (CF) = Investment 3, Use Present Value of an Anny table, 10%. = 6 x CF Fin the corresponding year. 4 Use Present Value ofa ingle Amount able. Use th required rate of return for ach yer. The nel tats yeas O with a discount factor of 10 Px Present value of cash inflow I itl cash outlay df: discount factor CF: the cash inflow to be received Neste

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Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer:Uploaded ImageUploaded Imagesl can igure the right answer 0 scion 4 costot ne profects cach low for year 15 Follow the famat shown n Ex 1261 nd Eh 126-28 yu complete th rcuements belo Each of th folowing scenorios ar ncipersdent Assume thot lash flows re afc ox cosh flows, Thomas Company is vesting S120000 na project that wil eld a unto serie of cash fous over th ner 4 year. Vides epi a decided es i see lc onic ip, Thiet will ae 3-year wil prc ifr sie ofc sigs. Ts NEY of he spent 51750, i lcs te of 5. The IR i 175. Arewlathe costing $60.09 il podc savings of S12000 er year. Tha NPY ofa projects 53927.Taa project as a fe of 4 years an produces th following cash fv: Line om Description Amount Years si0000 eurz 512000 Yours sis000 Yours B The cost of ae project two tne he cash ow proces In Year 4 The dlcount ates 10% Required: Round your answers othe nearest dls Lif the ermal ate o returns 1454 or Thomas Company, now muh cash flow per yea can be expected? inthe bank of Sper yor 2. Determine the vesiment an the amour of cash saving ealzed ssc yea fo ideo cal. Line tern fo Ament Description congronchyenr SAE igs sachyer [10 orginal lithe investment barks 3. For Scenaro ¢, how many years must the lathe ast fan IRR of 18% realized? Flin the blank of years 4 For Scenario , find th cost of the project and the cash flow for Year 4. Line tem _— Description or contortn Stine toftho project, Cash flow foryear Sillinthe 4 Blariks, Feedback area Feedback L Use the IRR formula to determine the annul cash flow. Ee Fic the cicont factor ung he IRR provided anh resent Value of an Ansty tbl. Investment () / Discount actor () - Cash flow (CF) 2 Use the NPY and IRR formas to determine the annual cash flow (CF) or savings cach year, and the investment T= dfx CENPY= dfx CF | determin CF. fn th discount factor sing he discount ate and the RR prove and the Present Valu of an Annuity fable. NPY - (cf using [RR CF) (8 using cecount rate x CF). CF - NPY / cf ff To determine the Investment, se the discount factor using the IRR and CF: Discount factor (0 x Cash flow (CF) = Investment 3, Use Present Value of an Anny table, 10%. = 6 x CF Fin the corresponding year. 4 Use Present Value ofa ingle Amount able. Use th required rate of return for ach yer. The nel tats yeas O with a discount factor of 10 Px Present value of cash inflow I itl cash outlay df: discount factor CF: the cash inflow to be received Neste

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Let's solve each scenario step by step as requested. --- ## **1. Thomas Company IRR Calculation** **Given:** - Investment = $120,000 - Uniform cash inflows over 4 years - IRR = 14% We need to find the annual cash inflow per year. **Formula:** \[ P = I = df \times CF \] Where: - \( I \) = Investment ($120,000) - \( df \) = Discount factor at 14% for 4 years (from annuity tables) - \( CF \) = Cash flow per year **Step 1: Find Discount Factor (df) for 14% and 4 years.** From the Present Value Annuity Table: - 14% for 4 years ≈ **2.914** **Step 2: Calculate Annual Cash Flow** \[ CF = \frac{I}{df} \] \[ CF = \frac{120,000}{2.914} \approx 41,170 \] --- ### **Blank 1 Answer:** **$41,170 per year** --- ## **2. Video Repair Investment and Savings** **Given:** - NPV = $1,750 - Discount rate = 8% - IRR = 12% - Equipment has a 3-year life - Uniform annual cash savings **Step 1: Find Discount Factors** From tables: - 12% for 3 years ≈ **2.402** - 8% for 3 years ≈ **2.577** ### **a. Find Investment** \[ NPV = (df_{IRR} \times CF) - (df_{discount} \times CF) \] But we have: \[ NPV = (df_{discount} \times CF) - I \] \[ I = (df_{discount} \times CF) - NPV \] ### **b. Find Cash Savings (CF)** \[ NPV = (df_{discount} \times CF) - I \] \[ NPV = (2.577 \times CF) - I \] Also, \[ I = df_{IRR} \times CF = 2.402 \times CF \] Set equal: \[ I = 2.402 \times CF \] \[ NPV = (2.577 \times CF) - (2.402 \times CF) \] \[ NPV = (2.577 - 2.402) \times CF \] \[ NPV = 0.175 \times CF \] \[ CF = \frac{NPV}{0.175} = \frac{1750}{0.175} = 10,000 \] **Investment:** \[ I = 2.402 \times 10,000 = 24,020 \] --- ### **Blank 2 (Savings per year):** **$10,000** ### **Blank 3 (Investment):** **$24,020** --- ## **3. Lathe Life for IRR of 18%** **Given:** - Cost = $60,096 - Annual savings = $12,000 - Need number of years (n) for IRR = 18% \[ I = df \times CF \] \[ 60,096 = df \times 12,000 \] \[ df = \frac{60,096}{12,000} = 5.008 \] From the Present Value Annuity Table at 18%, find n such that the factor is closest to 5.008: - 4 years: 2.690 - 6 years: 3.811 - 8 years: 4.494 - 10 years: 4.947 - **11 years: 5.079** So, **about 11 years**. --- ### **Blank 4 (Years):** **11** --- ## **4. NPV scenario for Project S** **Given:** - NPV = $3,927 - Discount rate = 10% - Project life = 4 years - Cash flows: Y1: $10,000, Y2: $12,000, Y3: $15,000, Y4: ? Cost is **twice the cash flow in Year 4**. **Step 1: Write NPV Equation** \[ NPV = \frac{10,000}{1.1} + \frac{12,000}{1.1^2} + \frac{15,000}{1.1^3} + \frac{CF_4}{1.1^4} - Cost \] But \( Cost = 2 \times CF_4 \). So, \[ 3,927 = \frac{10,000}{1.1} + \frac{12,000}{1.1^2} + \frac{15,000}{1.1^3} + \frac{CF_4}{1.1^4} - 2CF_4 \] **Calculate Present Values:** - \( \frac{10,000}{1.1} = 9,091 \) - \( \frac{12,000}{1.1^2} = 9,917 \) - \( \frac{15,000}{1.1^3} = 11,278 \) - \( \frac{CF_4}{1.1^4} = \frac{CF_4}{1.4641} \) So, \[ 3,927 = 9,091 + 9,917 + 11,278 + \frac{CF_4}{1.4641} - 2CF_4 \] \[ 3,927 = 30,286 + \frac{CF_4}{1.4641} - 2CF_4 \] \[ 3,927 - 30,286 = \frac{CF_4}{1.4641} - 2CF_4 \] \[ -26,359 = \frac{CF_4}{1.4641} - 2CF_4 \] Let \( CF_4 = x \): \[ -26,359 = \frac{x}{1.4641} - 2x \] \[ -26,359 = \frac{x - 2x \times 1.4641}{1.4641} \] \[ -26,359 = \frac{x - 2.9282x}{1.4641} \] \[ -26,359 = \frac{-1.9282x}{1.4641} \] \[ -26,359 \times 1.4641 = -1.9282x \] \[ -38,595 = -1.9282x \] \[ x = \frac{38,595}{1.9282} \approx 20,012 \] **Cost = 2 × $20,012 = $40,024** --- ### **Blank 5 (Cost of Project):** **$40,024** ### **Blank 6 (Year 4 Cash Flow):** **$20,012** --- ## **Summary Table (Final Answers):** | **Blank** | **Answer** | |-------------|----------------| | Blank 1 | $41,170 | | Blank 2 | $10,000 | | Blank 3 | $24,020 | | Blank 4 | 11 | | Blank 5 | $40,024 | | Blank 6 | $20,012 | --- Let me know if you need the answers rewritten in a specific format!

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