The Net Present Value with Equal Annual Net Cash Inflows

question 100

Multiple Choice

The net present value with equal annual net cash inflows is calculated by

• A)multiplying the amount of each cash inflow by the annuity present value factor for a given discount rate and given number of payments.
• B)multiplying the amount of all the cash inflows added together by the annuity present value factor for a given discount rate and given number of payments.
• C)dividing the amount of each cash inflow by the annuity present value factor for a given discount rate and given number of payments.
• D)dividing the annuity present value factor for a given discount rate and given number of payments by the total of the annual cash inflows.

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Definitions:

Future Cost Changes

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Relevant Range

The range of activity within which the assumptions about variable and fixed cost behavior hold true.

Production Levels

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Margin Of Safety

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