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Question 1 (5 points) Saved You are looking at Tractor X to facilitate your farm doing a better job with manure handling. This way you can get the manure in the ground with less loss and less irritation to the neighbors. That rig lists for $475,200. The dealer will allow $38,575 for your old tractor that would sell at auction for $32,000. You plan to keep the machine 9 years, at which point it will be worth $68,000. You can borrow the money for 4.7% annual interest, and expect 1.9% inflation. For parameters like repair cost, insurance cost and storage cost, use the slides provided as reference. Tractor X will take up 825 square feet of storage space. Assume 4,970 hours of use. Use 1% of list price for a tax estimate. For example, Real interest rate: 4.7%-1.9%=2.8% or 0.028 Amortization factor= =0.12723882 should be rounded to = 0.1272 What is the total Depreciation and Interest? Use the capital recovery method. Question 1 options: $52,863.50 $1,904.00 $9,056.42 $400,625.00

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You are looking at Tractor X to facilitate your farm doing a better job with manure handling.  This way you can get the manure in the ground with less loss and less irritation to the neighbors.  That rig lists for $475,200.  The dealer will allow $38,575 for your old tractor that would sell at auction for $32,000.  You plan to keep the machine 9 years, at which point it will be worth $68,000.  You can borrow the money for 4.7% annual interest, and expect 1.9% inflation.
For parameters like repair cost, insurance cost and storage cost, use the slides provided as reference. Tractor X will take up 825 square feet of storage space.  Assume 4,970 hours of use.  Use 1% of list price for a tax estimate. 
For example, Real interest rate: 4.7%-1.9%=2.8% or 0.028
Amortization factor= =0.12723882 should be rounded to = 0.1272
What is the total Depreciation and Interest?  Use the capital recovery method. 
Question 1 options:
$52,863.50 
$1,904.00
$9,056.42
$400,625.00
        
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Question 1 (5 points) Saved You are looking at Tractor X to facilitate your farm doing a better job with manure handling. This way you can get the manure in the ground with less loss and less irritation to the neighbors. That rig lists for $475,200. The dealer will allow $38,575 for your old tractor that would sell at auction for $32,000. You plan to keep the machine 9 years, at which point it will be worth $68,000. You can borrow the money for 4.7% annual interest, and expect 1.9% inflation. For parameters like repair cost, insurance cost and storage cost, use the slides provided as reference. Tractor X will take up 825 square feet of storage space. Assume 4,970 hours of use. Use 1% of list price for a tax estimate. For example, Real interest rate: 4.7%-1.9%=2.8% or 0.028 Amortization factor= =0.12723882 should be rounded to = 0.1272 What is the total Depreciation and Interest? Use the capital recovery method. Question 1 options: $52,863.50 $1,904.00 $9,056.42 $400,625.00
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00:01 It is given that the initial investment is 120 million dollars.
00:04 The projected annual profit after tax is 30 million dollars.
00:09 The project duration is 7 years and the discount rate is 10%.
00:13 Now the formula of npv is summation from t 0 to n cash flow divided by 1 plus the discount rate to the party or it could be written like this in the mathematical form...
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