The supply curve is a graph that shows quantity supplied at a given price. Quantity is on the x axis and price is on the y axis.
At $8, Maria is willing to supply 35 hours.
at $10, she will supply 40 hours, and at $12 she will only supply 37 hours.
The drop in hours between $10 and $12 makes sense because at $10 working 40 hours she will make $400 dollar. but at $12 she can make more money working fewer hours, and can use her time for other things.
Answer:
NPV = $39,230
Payback period = 3.64 years
Explanation:
The net present value (NPV) = (net annual cash flow x interest factor) - investment
NPV = ($110,000 x 3.993) - $400,000 = $439,230 - $400,000 = $39,230
The payback period = investment / net annual cash flow = $400,000 / $110,000 = 3.64 years or 3 years, 7 months and 19 days
You can also calculate the PV of each annual cash flow which will give you a more precise result, but the variation is minimal:
PV = ($110,000 / 1.08) + ($110,000 / 1.08²) + ($110,000 / 1.08³) + ($110,000 / 1.08⁴) + ($110,000 / 1.08⁵) = $439,198
and the NPV = $39,198
Answer:
Yr. amount Interest payment balance
1. 319,500 22365. (77923). 263,942
2. 263,942.18,476. (77,923). 204,495
3. 204,495 14315. (77923). 140,887
4. 140,887. 9862 (77923). 72,826
5. 72826. 5098. (77,923). 1
Explanation:
The interest charge is on the total amount due at the end of the year which is assumed to have been made available to the debtor, the annual payment is deducted from the addition of interest and principal due and the balance due is brought forward to be defray in subsequent years. The balance is expected to show zero but the balance of one shown is a roundup error.
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