If anyone's confused with the average investment formula, note that if the machine has a salvage value, then only the depreciable cost (which is cost - savlage value) of the machine should be divided by two to ascertain the average net investement, as the salavage money will be recovered only at the end of project life. Additionally, the salvage value remains tied up in the project throughout its life time. Hence, Average investment (where NWC is net working capital) = NWC + Salvage Value + 1/2 (Initial Cost of machine - Salvage Value) = NWC + 1/2 (Initial Cost of Machine + Salvage Value)
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Hello sir, There are 3 types of average investment methods 1) total investment method 2) average investment method you taught this method 3) annual basis
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@@SahebAcademy suppose Times Limited is going to invest in a project a sum of Rs. 3,00,000 having a lifespan of 3 years. Salvage value of machine is Rs. 90,000. The profit before depreciation for each year is Rs. 150000.Calculate ARR?
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If anyone's confused with the average investment formula, note that if the machine has a salvage value, then only the depreciable cost (which is cost - savlage value) of the machine should be divided by two to ascertain the average net investement, as the salavage money will be recovered only at the end of project life.
Additionally, the salvage value remains tied up in the project throughout its life time.
Hence, Average investment (where NWC is net working capital)
= NWC + Salvage Value + 1/2 (Initial Cost of machine - Salvage Value)
= NWC + 1/2 (Initial Cost of Machine + Salvage Value)
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Average investment's formula= (Initial Investment - scrap value) /2+ additional NWC. In the particular video You've applied "+ scrap value!?"
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There are 3 types of average investment methods
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@@SahebAcademy suppose Times Limited is going to invest in a project a sum of Rs. 3,00,000 having a lifespan of 3 years. Salvage value of machine is Rs. 90,000. The profit before depreciation for each year is Rs. 150000.Calculate ARR?
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Of Jo scrap value,yes,then installation initial investment cost,I think so if not mistaken.