Calculate internal rate of return of investment opportunity

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Question 1: Velma and Keota (V&K) is a partnership that owns a small company. It is considering two alternative investment opportunities. The first investment opportunity will have a three-year useful life, will cost $10,545.35, and will generate expected cash inflows of $3,800 per year. The second investment is expected to have a useful life of five years, will cost $17,168.65, and will generate expected cash inflows of $4,300 per year. Assume that V&K has the funds available to accept only one of the opportunities. (PV of $1 and PVA of $1) (Use appropriate factor(s) from the tables provided.)

TABLE 2

PRESENT VALUE OF AN ANNUITY OF $1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

n

4%                   5%

6%

7%

8%

9%

10%

12%

14%

16%

20%

1

0.961538           0.952381

0.943396

0.934579

0.925926

0.917431

0.909091

0.892857

0.877193

0.862069

0.833333

2

1.886095           1.859410

1.833393

1.808018

1383265

1.759111

1335537

1.690051

1.646661

1.605232

1.527778

3

2.775091           2.723248

2.673012

2.624316

2.577097

2.531295

2.486852

2.401831

2.321632

2.245890

2106481

4

3.629895           3.545951

3.465106

3.387211

3.312127

3.239720

3169865

3.037349

2.913712

2798181

2.588735

5

4.451822           4.329477

4.212364

4100197

3.992710

3.889651

3390787

3.604776

3.433081

3.274294

2.990612

6

5.242137           5.075692

4.917324

4766540

4.622880

4.485919

4.355261

4111407

3.888668

3.684736

3.325510

7

6.002055            5386373

5.582381

5.389289

5.206370

5.032953

4.868419

4.563757

4.288305

4.038565

3.604592

8

6332745           6.463213

6.209794

5.971299

5746639

5.534819

5.334926

4.967640

4.638864

4.343591

3.837160

9

7.435332            7107822

6.801692

6.515232

6.246888

5.995247

5.759024

5.328250

4.946372

4.606544

4.030967

10

8110896            7721735

7.360087

7.023582

6310081

6.417658

6144567

5.650223

5.216116

4.833227

4192472

11

8360477           8.306414

7.886875

7.498674

7138964

6.805191

6.495061

5.937699

5.452733

5.028644

4.327060

12

9.385074           8.863252

8.383844

7.942686

7.536078

7160725

6.813692

6194374

5.660292

5197107

4.439217

13

9.985648           9.393573

8.852683

8.357651

7.903776

7.486904

7103356

6.423548

5.842362

5.342334

4.532681

14

10.563123           9.898641

9.294984

8345468

8.244237

7386150

7.366687

6.628168

6.002072

5.467529

4.610567

15

11118387           10.379658

9712249

9107914

8.559479

8.060688

7.606080

6.810864

6142168

5.575456

4.675473

16

11.652296         10.837770

10105895

9.446649

8.851369

8.312558

7.823709

6.973986

6.265060

5.668497

4729561

17

12165669         11.274066

10.477260

9.763223

9121638

8.543631

8.021553

7119630

6.372859

5.748704

4.774634

18

12.659297         11.689587

10.827603

10.059087

9.371887

8.755625

8.201412

7.249670

6.467420

5.817848

4.812195

19

13133939         12.085321

11158116

10.335595

9.603599

8.905115

8.364920

7.365777

6.550369

5.877455

4.843496

20

13.590326         12.462210

11.469921

10.594014

9.818147

9128546

8.513564

7.469444

6.623131

5.928841

4.869580


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Question A. Calculate the internal rate of return of each investment opportunity. (Do not round intermediate calculations.)

 

Question B. Based on the internal rates of return, which opportunity should V&K select?

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