Question: 2 . 2 Net Present Value ( NPV ) of Both Projects The Net Present Value ( NPV ) is calculated using the formula: =

2.2 Net Present Value (NPV) of Both Projects
The Net Present Value (NPV) is calculated using the formula:
=
Cashinflow
(
1
+
)
Initialinvestment
NPV=
(1+r)
t
Cashinflow
t
Initialinvestment
Where:
=
14
%
r=14%(desired rate of return)
t is the year
Cash inflows for both projects = R3,100,000 per year for 5 years
Project A:
Initial cost = R4,800,000+ R300,000(installation)= R5,100,000
Scrap value in Year 5= R300,000
Project B:
Initial cost = R5,100,000
No scrap value
Step 1: Use the Present Value (PV) factors from the 14% table for each year
Year PV Factor (14%) Cash Inflows (R) PV of Cash Inflows (Project A) PV of Cash Inflows (Project B)
10.87723,100,0002,719,3202,719,320
20.76953,100,0002,385,4502,385,450
30.67503,100,0002,092,5002,092,500
40.59213,100,0001,835,5101,835,510
50.51943,100,0001,610,1401,610,140
Scrap value 300,0000
PV factor 0.51940.5194\times 300,000=155,820
Step 2: Calculate the total PV of cash inflows
Project A:
TotalPV(cashinflows+scrap)
=
2
,
719
,
320
+
2
,
385
,
450
+
2
,
092
,
500
+
1
,
835
,
510
+
1
,
610
,
140
+
155
,
820
=
10
,
798
,
740
TotalPV(cashinflows+scrap)=2,719,320+2,385,450+2,092,500+1,835,510+1,610,140+155,820=10,798,740
Project B:
TotalPV(cashinflows)
=
2
,
719
,
320
+
2
,
385
,
450
+
2
,
092
,
500
+
1
,
835
,
510
+
1
,
610
,
140
=
10
,
642
,
920
TotalPV(cashinflows)=2,719,320+2,385,450+2,092,500+1,835,510+1,610,140=10,642,920
Step 3: Calculate the NPV
NPV of Project A:
=
10
,
798
,
740
5
,
100
,
000
=
5
,
698
,
740
NPV=10,798,7405,100,000=R5,698,740
NPV of Project B:
=
10
,
642
,
920
5
,
100
,
000
=
5
,
542
,
920
NPV=10,642,9205,100,000=R5,542,920
NPV of Project A = R5,698,740
NPV of Project B = R5,542,920

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