Question: Urgent please Question 1 9 0 pts A semiconductor company recognizes that there is shortage in chip supply and decides to build a new plant

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A semiconductor company recognizes that there is shortage in chip supply and decides to build a new plant to meet the increasing demand. They have to to make a decision whether they should build a big plant or starts with a small one and expands the plant after 2 years (if the demand is remaining high). The decision will be made based on projected net cash flow generated in 10 years from various probable outcomes.
The assumptions:
Probably for High Average Demand: PH=80%; for low average demand : PL=20%
The cash flow the company is able to make:
Big Plant: a. High Demand yield $1,000,000 annually,
b. Low Demand yield $100,000 annually
Small Plant:
With initial high demand: $500,000? yr for year 1&2(2 years); after 2 years:
Expand Plant: c. High Demand, $600,000? yr (from yr 3 to 10) for 8 years;
d. Low Average Demand: $50,000/yr for 8 years (low efficiency)
No change in plant: e: High Demand: $300,000? yr for 8 years; f. Low Demand: $400,000? yr for 8 years With initial low demand: g:$400,000yr for 10 years
Investment Cost for building the plant: A. large plant: $3,000,000; B. small plant: $1,300,000; C. expand plant: $2,200,000
a. High Average Demand
1,000,000? yr, for 10yrs
Use decision-tree calculation to answer the following six questions (after this one, no answer is needed for this, you can enter NA for this):
400,000yr,8yrs
Initial Low Demand,
PL=.2
g. Initially Low Demand
400,000yr,10yrs
Use decision-tree calculation to answer the following six questions (after this one, no answer is needed for this, you can enter NA for this):
Partial credit if calculation formula is correct but correct answer missed.
 Urgent please Question 19 0 pts A semiconductor company recognizes that

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