$1\mathrm{.}2$ Economic feasibility: cost$-$benefit analysis Instructions for completing the CBA table: $1.$ Complete the elements of a cost$-$benefit analysis for option $2$ of Kabeljou$$s CRM$-$e$-$commerce website in the tables below. $2.$ Type your answer data in only the unshaded cells. Do not add or delete rows or change the formatting. Correct answers will show some blank cells. $3.$ Use a single row for each cost or benefit. Do not use multiple rows per cost $/$ benefit or use one row for more than one cost $/$ benefit. $4.$ For each cost or benefit item in column $1,$ reference the scenario$$s numbering to ensure your answers are traceable to the scenario. $5.$ Round all values to their nearest R$1,000,$ e$.$g$.$ enter $"10,000"$ for R$9,750\mathrm{.}00.$ Use a comma as a thousands separator. Don$$t show currency signs. $6.$ The first benefit has been entered for you as an example. Use this benefit in your calculations. The value of this benefit was calculated as follows: $135$ daily recons x $365$ days per year x $2$ mins per recon, at a cost of R$9,000$ salary PM $22$ days PM $8$ hours PD $60$ mins PH$.$ You need not explain the calculation or formula; merely state the cost item or benefit in column $1$ and show its value in the corresponding year column$($s$).7.$ Tip: follow the method and formatting used for the CBA for the WebSiteShopify solution $[$option $1]$ in the scenario document. $8.$ If you use a spreadsheet tool to draft your answers and calculate totals, do not overwrite the formatting here when pasting your answers. $$ Estimated costs for option $2($Sell It Online$)$ Year $0$ Year $1$ Year $2$ Year $3$ Year $4$ Total costs $($per annum$)($not cumulative$)$ Estimated benefits for option $2($Sell It Online$)$ Year $0$ Year $1$ Year $2$ Year $3$ Year $4$ #$9$ Reconciliation saving $84,00084,00084,000$ Total benefits $($per annum$)($not cumulative$)$ Net benefit $($per annum$)($benefit PA less cost PA$)$ Net benefit $($cumulative$)$ Return on investment $($ROI$)($round to whole number, state as $\%)$