Accountancy, asked by ashubrng, 4 months ago

Alpha Ltd is considering the purchase a new machine, the details of the machines

from which it is to select one are as follows:

Machine I Machine II

Estimated Life 3 years 3 years

Capital Cost Rs. 90,000 Rs. 90,000

Earnings (after tax) Year 1 40,000 20,000

Year 2 50,000 70,000

Year 3 40,000 50,000

The company follows the straightline method of depreciation, the estimated salvage

value of both the types of machines is zero. You are to advise which is the most

profitable investment based on (i) Pay back period (ii) Accounting Rate of Return

and (iii) Net Present Value assuming a 10% cost of capital.​

Answers

Answered by SameerAnsari0786
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Answer:

Years Machine I Add back Dep Net Cash Flow

1. 40000. 30000 70000

2. 50000 30000 80000

3. 40000 30000 70000

Years Machine II Add back Dep Net Cash Flow

1. 20000. 30000 50000

2. 70000 30000 100000

3. 50000 30000 80000

Years Net Cash Flow. PVF Present Value

Machine I Machine II Mach I. Mach II

1. 70000. 50000. .909 63630. 45450

2. 80000 100000. .826. 66080. 82600

3. 70000 80000. .752 52640. 60160

Total Present Value. = 182350 188210

Less : Initial investment = 90000. 90000

Net Present Value =. 92350. 98210

Since NPV of Machine II is greater than Machine I so Machine II is preferable.

Average Cash Flows

Machine I

63630 + 66080 + 52640 = 60783.

3

Average Rate of Return = 60783 * 100 = 67. 53%

90000

Machine II

45450 + 82600 + 60160 = 62736.

3

Average Rate of Return = 62736 * 100 = 69. 71%

90000

Again ARR of Machine II is greater than Machine I therefore Machine II is preferable.

Present Value. Cumulative PV

Year Machine I Machine II Mach I. Mach II

1 63630. 45450 63630 45450

2. 66080. 82600. 129710. 128050

3. 52640. 60160. 182350 188210

Payback period

Machine I. = 1 + (90000 - 63630) = 1 +. 4 = 1.4

129720 - 63630

Machine II= 1 + (90000 - 45450) = 1 +. 54 = 1.54

128050 - 45450

As per payback Machine I is preferable

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