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IE 343 Midterm Exam March 7 th 2013 Closed book, closed notes. Write your name in the spaces provided above. Write your name on each page as well, so that in the event the pages are separated, we can still your grade your exam. Show all of your work in the spaces provided. Interest rate tables are provided for you to use in questions that require numerical answers. For problems requiring expressions as answers, carry your solution to the point where the equation for each problem is specified. For example 1,000 (P/A, 4%, 5) + 2,500 (P/F, 4%, 5) 4,000

Problem 1 A large wood products company is negotiating a contract to sell plywood overseas. The fixed cost that can be allocated to the production of plywood is $900,000 per month. The variable cost per thousand board feet is $131.50. The price charged will be determined by p = 600 0.05 D per 1,000 board feet. (a) Write expressions for total revenue (TR), total cost (TC) and Profit. (4 points) p = 600-0.05D; thousand board feet. Cf = $900,000/month; Cv = $131.50 per unit The unit demand, D, is one Total Revenue = 600D 0.05 D 2 Total Cost = 900,000 + 131.50D Profit = 600D - 0.05D 2 - (900,000 + 131.50D) (b) Determine the optimal monthly sales volume for this product. (2 points) D * =a - Cv/2b = (600 131.50)/ 2(0.05) = 4,685 units/month (c) Calculate the profit and the total revenue at the optimal volume. (3 points) Profit = 600D - 0.05D 2 - (900,000 + 131.50D) = [600(4,685) - 0.05(4,685) 2 ] - [$900,000 + $131.50(4,685)] = $197,461.25 / month (maximum profit) Total Revenue = $1713538.75 (d) What is the domain of profitable demand during a month? (5 points) D1 = 2698 and D2 = 6672 D! = 468.5 ± 468.5! 4(0.05)(9000000) 2(0.05) Range of profitable demand is 2,698 units to 6,672 units per month. 1

Problem 2 Mr. Aggarwal invests $2,500 today in a private business that returns 12% simple interest rate per year. After 6 years, he decides to end his business and reinvest his initial investment in addition to all interest he made during the six years into a bank account that pays 3% interest rate compounded annually for another 4 years. What is the bank s closing balance at the end of the 10 th year? (5 points) Solution: I = 2500*0.12*6 = 1800 After 6 years P = 4300 Bank s closing balance at the end of 10 th year = 4300(1+0.03) 4 = $4,839.69 2

Problem 3 A man is considering investing an amount of money today into a bank account to receive $5,000, $4,000, $3,000, and $2,000, respectively, at the end of the first, second, third, and fourth quarters during a year. If the interest rate is 12% compounded quarterly, and the quarterly receipts are repeated forever. (a) Draw a cash flow diagram from the investor s point of view. (3 points) $5000 $5000 $5000 $4000 $4000 $4000 $3000 $3000 $3000 $2000 $2000 $2000. 1 2 3. Investment (b) What is the capitalized worth that must be deposited to receive such payments? (use gradient series to receive full points) (6 points) A = 5000 1000 (A/G, 3%, 4) = 5000 1000 (1.4631) = 3536.9 CW = 3536.9/0.03 = 117,896.67 3

Problem 4 The following table contains the cash flows for four investment alternatives A, B, C and D. If an investor with MARR=12% per year and Salvage value for all alternatives are neglected. Answer the questions below. A B C D B-A B-C C-A D-A C-D B-D Capital Investment ($) 2,500 4,600 3,700 3,000 2,100 900 1,200 500 700 1,600 Revenues (year 1 to 5) ($) 460 950 725 500 490 225 265 40 225 450 Revenues (year 6 to 10) ($) 460 750 725 500 290 25 265 40 225 250 Internal Rate of Return (%) 13 14 14.6 10.6 15.4 10.5 17.8-3.9 29.8 21 (a) Based on incremental analysis, which alternative is the most attractive to the investor? (briefly show your steps) (6 points) D is unacceptable (IRR < MRR) Based upon Capital Investment the order of the alternatives for incremental analysis is A, C, B. A is the base alternative. C is the next alternative; For C A IRR>MARR, C is the winner B is the next alternative; For B C IRR<MARR, C is the winner So, C is the most attractive alternative to the investor. (b) If MARR is zero%, what would be his most attractive alternative? Use PW method. (4 points) PW(0) A = -2500 + 4600 = 2100 PW(0) B = -4600 + 8500 = 3900 PW(0) C = - 3700 + 7250 = 3550 PW(0) D = -3000 + 5000 = 2000 B would be the most attractive alternative. 4

Problem 5 Consider the following two mutually exclusive alternatives for reclaiming a deteriorating inner-city neighborhood. Alternative X Alternative Y Capital Investment ($) 100,000 100,000 Revenue end of year 1 ($) 50,000 0 Revenue end of year 2 ($) 51,000 0 Revenue end of year 3 ($) 60,000 205,760 IRR (%) 27.19% 27.19% (a) If MARR = 12% per year, which alternative is better? Use FW method. (5 points) FW(12) X = -100000(F/P, 12%, 3) +50000(F/P, 12%, 2) +51000 (F/P, 12%, 1) + 60000 = 39320 FW(12) Y = -100000(F/P, 12%, 3) + 205760 = 65260 Alternative Y is better. (b) What is the simple payback period for each alternative? (2 points) Simple Payback period for X is 2 years and for alternative Y is 3 years. 5

Question Points Available Points Received 1 14 2 5 3 9 4 10 5 7 Total 45 6

IE 343 Spring 2011 Name: Compounding factors: FORMULA SHEET Geometric Series: Geometric Sequences of Cash Flow A! 1 P/F, i%, N F/P, f%, N P = i f A! N(P/F, i%, 1) f i f = i Effective Interest Rate: i = 1 + r M! 1 Capital Recovery: CR (i) = (I-S)(A/P, i, N) + Si