25) The term net present value means the difference between: A) the total net income of the project and the initial investment. B) the initial investment and  the residual value. C) the future value...





25) The term
net present value
means the difference between:



A) the total net income of the project and the initial investment.



B) the initial investment and  the residual value.



C) the future value of the cash flows and the present value of the cash flows.



D) present value of the net inflows and the investment's cost.



Answer:  D



Diff: 2



LO:  21-4



EOC Ref:  E21-22



AACSB:  Analytic Skills



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement





26) Which of the following most accurately describes the
discount rate
used in NPV and IRR analyses?



A) The rate of inflation



B) The rate of interest earned on a savings account



C) The required rate of return, also known as the "hurdle rate"



D) The rate of interest charged for debt financing of an investment



Answer:  C



Diff: 1



LO:  21-4



EOC Ref:  Accounting Vocabulary



AACSB:  Content/Knowledge



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement





27) When a company is evaluating an investment with discounted cash flows, if the investment has a higher risk, the company will use a lower discount rate, and vice versa.



Answer:  FALSE



Diff: 1



LO:  21-4



EOC Ref:  E21-22



AACSB:  Content/Knowledge



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement



28) Alpha Company is considering an investment of $1,000,000 in a land development project.  It will yield cash flows of $300,000 for 5 years.  Alpha uses a discount rate of 7%.  What is the net present value of the investment?








































































Present Value of an Annuity of $1

























5%




6%




7%




8%




9%




10%




1




0.952




0.943




0.935




0.926




0.917




0.909




2




1.859




1.833




1.808




1.783




1.759




1.736




3




2.723




2.673




2.624




2.577




2.531




2.487




4




3.546




3.465




3.387




3.312




3.240




3.170




5




4.329




4.212




4.100




3.993




3.890




3.791






A) $230,000



B) $312,000



C) $330,000



D) $444,000



Answer:  A



Explanation:  A) Calculations: $1,000,000 - (4.100 × $300,000) = $230,000



Diff: 2



LO:  21-4



EOC Ref:  E21-22



AACSB:  Analytic Skills



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement



29) Beta Company is considering an investment in a new storage facility that would require an initial outlay of $250,000, and would yield yearly cash flows of $48,000 for 8 years.   Beta uses a discount rate of 7%  What is the NPV of the investment?





















































































































Present Value of an Annuity of $1

























5%




6%




7%




8%




9%




10%




1




0.952




0.943




0.935




0.926




0.917




0.909




2




1.859




1.833




1.808




1.783




1.759




1.736




3




2.723




2.673




2.624




2.577




2.531




2.487




4




3.546




3.465




3.387




3.312




3.240




3.170




5




4.329




4.212




4.100




3.993




3.890




3.791




6




5.076




4.917




4.767




4.623




4.486




4.355




7




5.786




5.582




5.389




5.206




5.033




4.868




8




6.463




6.210




5.971




5.747




5.535




5.335




9




7.108




6.802




6.515




6.247




5.995




5.759




10




7.722




7.360




7.024




6.710




6.418




6.145






A) $36,608



B) $24,177



C) $13,184



D) $44,000



Answer:  A



Explanation:  A) Calculations: $250,000 - (5.971 × $48,000) = $36,608



Diff: 2



LO:  21-4



EOC Ref:  E21-22



AACSB:  Analytic Skills



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement



30) Centurion Company is considering a mineral extraction project which requires an initial investment of $2,000,000 and will yield annual cash flows of  $300,000 for 8 years.  Centurion has an 8% hurdle rate.  What is the NPV of the project?





















































































































Present Value of an Annuity of $1

























5%




6%




7%




8%




9%




10%




1




0.952




0.943




0.935




0.926




0.917




0.909




2




1.859




1.833




1.808




1.783




1.759




1.736




3




2.723




2.673




2.624




2.577




2.531




2.487




4




3.546




3.465




3.387




3.312




3.240




3.170




5




4.329




4.212




4.100




3.993




3.890




3.791




6




5.076




4.917




4.767




4.623




4.486




4.355




7




5.786




5.582




5.389




5.206




5.033




4.868




8




6.463




6.210




5.971




5.747




5.535




5.335




9




7.108




6.802




6.515




6.247




5.995




5.759




10




7.722




7.360




7.024




6.710




6.418




6.145






A) Positive $275,900



B) Negative $275,900



C) Positive $103,184



D) Negative $240,000



Answer:  B



Explanation:  B) Calculations: $2,000,000 - (5.747 × $300,000) = ($275,900)



Diff: 2



LO:  21-4



EOC Ref:  E21-22



AACSB:  Analytic Skills



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement





31) Which of the following would be the best basis on which to accept an investment opportunity?



A) If it has positive net cash flows



B) If it has a payback period in less than 10 years



C) If the investment's  rate of return is higher than the company's current year rate of return



D) If the net present value of all cash flows is positive



Answer:  D



Diff: 1



LO:  21-4



EOC Ref:  E21-22



AACSB:  Analytic Skills



AICPA Business:  Critical Thinking



AICPA Functional:  Measurement



32) Please refer to the following data about an investment opportunity:









































Initial investment




$500,000




Discount rate




10%




Yearly cash flows







Year 1




$100,000




Year  2




$200,000




Year 3




$200,000




Year 4




$200,000




Year 5




$100,000






Refer to the following table for PV factors:





















































































































Present Value of $1

























5%




6%




7%




8%




9%




10%




1




0.952




0.943




0.935




0.926




0.917




0.909




2




0.907




0.890




0.873




0.857




0.842




0.826




3




0.864




0.840




0.816




0.794




0.772




0.751




4




0.823




0.792




0.763




0.735




0.708




0.683




5




0.784




0.747




0.713




0.681




0.650




0.621




6




0.746




0.705




0.666




0.630




0.596




0.564




7




0.711




0.665




0.623




0.583




0.547




0.513




8




0.677




0.627




0.582




0.540




0.502




0.467




9




0.645




0.592




0.544




0.500




0.460




0.424




10




0.614




0.558




0.508




0.463




0.422




0.386






How much is the NPV of the project?



A) $9,500 negative



B) $94,220 positive



C) $105,000 positive



D) $240,000 positive



33) Please refer to the following data about an investment opportunity:





































Initial investment




$1,000,000




Discount rate




7%




Yearly cash flows







Year 1




$250,000




Year  2




$350,000




Year 3




$400,000




Year 4




$150,000






Refer to the following PV factors:





















































































































Present Value of $1

























5%




6%




7%




8%




9%




10%




1




0.952




0.943




0.935




0.926




0.917




0.909




2




0.907




0.890




0.873




0.857




0.842




0.826




3




0.864




0.840




0.816




0.794




0.772




0.751




4




0.823




0.792




0.763




0.735




0.708




0.683




5




0.784




0.747




0.713




0.681




0.650




0.621




6




0.746




0.705




0.666




0.630




0.596




0.564




7




0.711




0.665




0.623




0.583




0.547




0.513




8




0.677




0.627




0.582




0.540




0.502




0.467




9




0.645




0.592




0.544




0.500




0.460




0.424




10




0.614




0.558




0.508




0.463




0.422




0.386






What is the NPV of the project?



A) $150,000 negative



B) $19,000 positive



C) $21,455 positive



D) $19,850 negative



34) Farragut Company is evaluating an opportunity to invest $45,000 in new manufacturing equipment.  It will have a useful life of 3 years, and will generate $20,000 cash flows at the end of Year 1, $30,000 of cash flows at the end of Year 2, and $10,000 of cash flows at the end of Year 3.  If Farragut uses a discount rate of 5%, what is the NPV of the project?





















































































































Present Value of $1

























5%




6%




7%




8%




9%




10%




1




0.952




0.943




0.935




0.926




0.917




0.909




2




0.907




0.890




0.873




0.857




0.842




0.826




3




0.864




0.840




0.816




0.794




0.772




0.751




4




0.823




0.792




0.763




0.735




0.708




0.683




5




0.784




0.747




0.713




0.681




0.650




0.621




6




0.746




0.705




0.666




0.630




0.596




0.564




7




0.711




0.665




0.623




0.583




0.547




0.513




8




0.677




0.627




0.582




0.540




0.502




0.467




9




0.645




0.592




0.544




0.500




0.460




0.424




10




0.614




0.558




0.508




0.463




0.422




0.386






A) $944 negative



B) $1,008 positive



C) $4,100 positive



D) $9,890 positive



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