Raytheon wishes to use an automated environmental chamber in the manufacture of electronic components. The chamber is to be used for rigorous reliability testing and burn-in. It is installed for $1,340,000 and will have a salvage value of $170,000 after 8 years. Its use will create an opportunity to increase sales by $650,000 per year and will have operating expenses of $250,000 per year. All dollar amounts are expressed in real dollars. Depreciation follows MACRS 5-year property, taxes are 25%, the real after-tax MARR is 10%, and inflation is 3.4%. a. Determine the actual after-tax cash flows for each year. ATCFO = $ 1,340,000 ATCF = $ 1,340,000 ATCF2 = $ 1,340,000 ATCF3 = $ 1,340,000 ATCF4 = $ 1,340,000 ATCF5 = $ 1,340,000 ATCF = $ 1,340,000 ATCF7 = $ 1,340,000 ATCF8 = $ 1,340,000 b. Determine the PW of the after-tax cash flows. PWST = $ 6.212.386 c. Determine the AW of the after-tax cash flows. AWST = $ 5,034,754

Raytheon wishes to use an automated environmental chamber in the manufacture of electronic components. The chamber is to be used for rigorous reliability testing and burn-in. It is installed for $1,340,000 and will have a salvage value of $170,000 after 8 years. Its use will create an opportunity to increase sales by $650,000 per year and will have operating expenses of $250,000 per year. All dollar amounts are expressed in real dollars. Depreciation follows MACRS 5-year property, taxes are 25%, the real after-tax MARR is 10%, and inflation is 3.4%. a. Determine the actual after-tax cash flows for each year. ATCFO = $ 1,340,000 ATCF = $ 1,340,000 ATCF2 = $ 1,340,000 ATCF3 = $ 1,340,000 ATCF4 = $ 1,340,000 ATCF5 = $ 1,340,000 ATCF = $ 1,340,000 ATCF7 = $ 1,340,000 ATCF8 = $ 1,340,000 b. Determine the PW of the after-tax cash flows. PWST = $ 6.212.386 c. Determine the AW of the after-tax cash flows. AWST = $ 5,034,754

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