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FM Tutorial 10
FM Tutorial 10
Financial Management
Tutorial Question
Part (a)
Y0 Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5
NPV 41,400
Y0 Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5
NPV (61,200)
Part (b) (i)
• An 8% change in the discount rate leads to a
$102,600 change in the NPV of the project.
• Thus, for every 1% change in the discount rate
there is a $12,825 ($102,600k/8) change in the
NPV.
• To achieve a NPV of zero, the discount rate
must increase by 42,000/12,825 = 3.3%.
Hence the IRR is 12% + 3.3% = 15.3%.
Part (b) (ii)
• The initial cost would have to increase by
$41,400 for the project to become unprofitable.
• This represents an increase of 8.0%
(41,400/520,000).
Part (b) (iii)
• The annual operating cash flows × annuity
factor for a five year period -NPV =0
• Annual operating cash flows =NPV/ annuity
factor for a five year period
• AOCF = $ 41,400 / 3.6048
• = $11,485
• This is a reduction of just over 8.2%
($11,485/140,000) on the cash flow figures
provided.
Part (b) (iv)
Residual value of machinery and equipment
• = NPV/ Discount factor at end of five years
• = $42,000 /0.5674
• = $74,022