The data in Table 3.1 below relates to state-of-the-art map reproduction equipmentthat the Department of Geographical & Environmental Science of the NationalUniversity of Lesotho hopes to purchase and to operate on a revenue generating basisusing seed capital borrowed from the University Bursary.Table 3,1Information on State-of-the-art Map Reproduction Equipment-Purchase cost of proposed equipmentM6 000 000-Estimated useful life of equipment8 years-Residual/scrap value at the end of useful life of M2 400 000equipment (i.e, end of year 8)-Estimated annual net cash revenue per year, which M110 000escalates by 5% per year from year 2 through toyear 8-Cost of capital15%(NB. Round discount factors to the nearest 2 decimal points)i)Calculate the present value of estimated annual cash revenues over the 8 years,ii)Calculate the present value of estimated residual/scrap value.ii)Calculate the Net Present Value (NPV) of the equipmentOn the basis of the NPV decision-rule, advice the Department of Geographical &Environmental Sciences on whether or not to proceed with the purchase of theequipment,iv)

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i) Calculate the present value of estimated annual cash revenues over the 8 years, ii) ii) Calculate the present value of estimated residual/scrap value. Calculate the Net Present Value (NPV) of the equipment

i) Calculate the present value of estimated annual cash revenues over the 8 years, ii) ii) Calculate the present value of estimated residual/scrap value. Calculate the Net Present Value (NPV) of the equipment

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Problem 1MAD: San Lucas Corporation is considering investment in robotic machinery based upon the following...

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