Stu_Souten
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Hello all
I was wondering if someone could help explain how to answer this Net Present Value Question.
Q) A piece of equipment has an initial cost of £8000 and an annual running cost of £500. Assuming a 5-year lifespan, a 3% discounting rate, and a £750 scrappage value, calculate the NPV.
I have been told that the answer is -£9609 but I am struggling to understand why?
I have made an attempt but not sure if my logic is correct.
I have calculated the loss each year and for each year i have worked out the NPV value based on the equation:-
P = S / (1 + i)^n
P = The present day value
i = interest in decimal
n = number of years.
Not factored in
Can anyone help?
I was wondering if someone could help explain how to answer this Net Present Value Question.
Q) A piece of equipment has an initial cost of £8000 and an annual running cost of £500. Assuming a 5-year lifespan, a 3% discounting rate, and a £750 scrappage value, calculate the NPV.
I have been told that the answer is -£9609 but I am struggling to understand why?
I have made an attempt but not sure if my logic is correct.
I have calculated the loss each year and for each year i have worked out the NPV value based on the equation:-
P = S / (1 + i)^n
P = The present day value
i = interest in decimal
n = number of years.
Not factored in
Can anyone help?