it's half a year out of 5, so 1/10 of the useful lifetime of the van
$61,000 - $4,900 is $56.1000
one tenth of that will be what we are looking for, so option b. should be just right to fit here
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Answer:
Net Present value = -$40,221
Explanation:
The net present value is the sum of the discounted cash-flows over the life of the project from t=0 to t=n.
Year Cash-flow PVIF Present Value
0 (55,500) 1.0000 (55,500)
1 2,700 0.9091 2,455
2 2,700 0.8264 2,231
3 2,700 0.7513 2,029
3 11,400 0.7513 <u>8,565 </u>
Net Present value (40,221)
The salvage value is treated as a cash-flow at the end of year 3 as that's the last year in which the project records a cash inflow. In this question, a negative net present value implies that the project is not profitable, and should therefore not be undertaken.
Answer
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
cannot sue John for the extra $250 asJohn made the promise to him based on past consideration.
Explanation:
When Gerald was helping John build the garage, there was no agreement between them on payment for services. After the two weeks John made the promise to pay Gerald.
This is not a binding promise as John is paying Gerald at his own discretion as a past consideration, since no contract was agreed between them.
