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- The first-year maintenance cost for a new car is estimated to be $100, and it increases at a uniform rate of 10% per year. Using an 8% interest rate,calculate the present worth (PW) of the cost of the first 5 years of maintenance.The initial cost of a van is $22,800; its salvage value after 5 years will be $8500. Maintenance is estimated to be a uniform gradient amount of $225 per year (with no maintenance costs the first year), and the operation cost is estimated to be 36 cents/mile for 400 miles/month. If money is worth 6%, what is the approximate equivalent uniform annual cost (EUAC) for the van, expressed as a monthly cost?In a chart, if the equipment cost is $630000, the residual value is $30000, the useful life is 20 years, the production in units is 240000, the working hours is 25000, the physical life is 15years, and the residual value is 3000 on may 1st 2023. During, the hours used in 2023 are 2650 and in 2024 are 3000, the units produced in 2023 are 25500 and in 2024, 29000. What would the yearly amount of depreciation be if we assume a December 31 year end for each of straight line, units of productions, working hours, declining balance using 10% and the sum of the years digits
- Maintenance cost of a machine is S 100 during the second year and to increase by $ 100 every year for the succeeding 5 years. What is the present value of the maintenance costs if the gradient to present equivalent conversion factor is equal to 32.18 ,the gradient to uniform series conversion factor is 4.59, the gradient to future equivalent conversion factor is 42.8?An underwater camera costs $1000. It has an expected life of 12 years, at the end of which the estimated value is $730. Using straight-line depreciation, what is the book value of the camera at the end of 8 years? Tabulate the annual depreciation amounts and the book value of the camera at the end of each year.A bulldozer was bought for ₱ 0.50M and have an estimated useful life of 10 years after which itwill have a scrap value of ₱0.05M. Repair and maintenance is placed at ₱ 35T annually, while cost for fuel,oil, lubricant and operator plus helper will be ₱ 12T monthly. Determine the following: What is the annual cost using the straight line method for computing depreciation when the minimumattractive rate of return is 8%?
- A machine costing P720,000 is estimated to have a life of 10 years. If the annual rate of depreciation is 25%, determine the total depreciation at the tenth year using a constant percentage of the declining balance method.A four-year-old truck has a present net realizable value of $6,000 and is now expected to have a market value of $1,800 after its remaining three-year life. Its operating disbursements are expected to be $720 per year. An equivalent truck can be leased for $0.40 per mile plus $30 a day for each day the truck is kept. The expected annual utilization is 3,000 miles and 30 days. If the before-tax MARR is 15%, find which alternative is better by comparing before-tax equivalent annual costs. Solve, a. using only the preceding information; b. using further information that the annual cost of having to operate without a truck is $2,000.Annual maintenance cost for a machine is P1500 this year and it is estimated there is an increase 10% each year. What will be the maintenance cost in second year.
- A contractor desires to replace a unit of equipment in 8 years and expects to need $300,000 (at that time) to do so. At a growth of 6% per year, how much should be set aside?Maintenance costs on a piece of equipment begin at $1000 in period 1 and increase by $250 each year over its 5-year life. If the interest rate is 8%, how much money should be put aside now to pay these maintenance costs?Trucks used by a logistics company for their offered services have an annual cost of $20,000 for the next 8 years. Two separate payments of $100,000 are also made in year 12 and 18. If the expected life of the truck is 30 years, what is the equivalent uniform annual expense over 30 years if the annual interest is 6%?