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Title: Using the Hewlett Packard 10BII calculator to solve capital budgeting problems'


1
  • Using the Hewlett Packard 10BII calculator to
    solve capital budgeting problems.

CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
2
  • Important keys for capital budgeting problems
  • CFj stands for cash flow j.
  • You will see how to enter an entire timeline of
    cash flows by using the CFj key.

CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
3
  • Important keys for capital budgeting problems
  • Nj can save time if you have the same cash flow
    appearing many times in a row.

CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
4
  • For example, to enter 200 cash flows for years 1
    through 20
  • Type 200 and push CFj.
  • Type 20, push shift and then push CFj.
  • This enters 20 consecutive 200 cash flows.

CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
5
  • NPV stands for net present value.
  • First, enter cash flows using CFj.
  • Then, push shift and push PRC to solve for
    NPV.

CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
6
  • IRR/YR stands for internal rate of return per
    year.
  • Push shift and push CST to solve for IRR/YR.

CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
7
Summary Problem(page 118 in note guide)
  • Enter the cash flows only once.
  • Find the IRR.
  • Using a discount rate of 15, find NPV.
  • Add back IO and divide by IO to get PI.
  • The following slides will show you how to do this.

8
  • Compounding
  • These are annual cash flows, so be sure your
    calculator is set for annual compounding.
  • Type 1, push shift, then push PMT.

CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
9
  • Compounding
  • These are annual cash flows, so be sure your
    calculator is set for annual compounding.
  • Type 1, push shift, then push PMT.

1 P_Yr
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
10
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 900, push /-, then push CFj.

CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
11
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 900, push /-, then push CFj.

-900
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
12
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 900, push /-, then push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 0 on the screen,
    indicating that -900 is the cash flow that occurs
    at time 0.

-900
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
13
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 900, push /-, then push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 0 on the screen,
    indicating that -900 is the cash flow that occurs
    at time 0.

0
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
14
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 900, push /-, then push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 0 on the screen,
    indicating that -900 is the cash flow that occurs
    at time 0.

-900.00
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
15
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 300 and push CFj.

CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
16
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 300 and push CFj.

300
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
17
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 300 and push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 1 on the screen,
    indicating that 300 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 1.

300
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
18
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 300 and push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 1 on the screen,
    indicating that 300 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 1.

1
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
19
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 300 and push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 1 on the screen,
    indicating that 300 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 1.

300.00
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
20
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 400 and push CFj.

CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
21
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 400 and push CFj.

400
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
22
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 400 and push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 2 on the screen,
    indicating that 400 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 2.

400
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
23
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 400 and push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 2 on the screen,
    indicating that 400 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 2.

2
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
24
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 400 and push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 2 on the screen,
    indicating that 400 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 2.

400.00
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
25
  • Entering cash flows
  • Push CFj again.
  • (This is because 400 occurs again at year 3.)

400
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
26
  • Entering cash flows
  • Push CFj again.
  • You will briefly see 3 on the screen,
    indicating that 400 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 3.

400
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
27
  • Entering cash flows
  • Push CFj again.
  • You will briefly see 3 on the screen,
    indicating that 400 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 3.

3
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
28
  • Entering cash flows
  • Push CFj again.
  • You will briefly see 3 on the screen,
    indicating that 400 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 3.

400.00
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
29
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 500 and push CFj.

CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
30
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 500 and push CFj.

500
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
31
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 500 and push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 4 on the screen,
    indicating that 500 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 4.

500
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
32
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 500 and push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 4 on the screen,
    indicating that 500 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 4.

4
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
33
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 500 and push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 4 on the screen,
    indicating that 500 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 4.

500.00
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
34
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 600 and push CFj.

CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
35
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 600 and push CFj.

600
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
36
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 600 and push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 5 on the screen,
    indicating that 600 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 5.

600
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
37
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 600 and push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 5 on the screen,
    indicating that 600 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 5.

5
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
38
  • Entering cash flows
  • Type 600 and push CFj.
  • You will briefly see 5 on the screen,
    indicating that 600 is the cash flow that occurs
    at year 5.

600.00
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
39
  • Solve for IRR
  • Push shift.

600.00
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
40
  • Solve for IRR
  • Push shift.

600.00
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
41
  • Solve for IRR
  • Push shift.
  • Push CST.

600.00
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
42
  • Solve for IRR
  • Push shift.
  • Push CST.
  • The internal rate of return per year is 34.37.

34.37
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
43
  • Solve for NPV
  • Enter the discount rate type 15 and push I/YR.

CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
44
  • Solve for NPV
  • Enter the discount rate type 15 and push I/YR.

15
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
45
  • Solve for NPV
  • Enter the discount rate type 15 and push I/YR.
  • Push shift.

15.00
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
46
  • Solve for NPV
  • Enter the discount rate type 15 and push I/YR.
  • Push shift.
  • Push PRC.

15.00
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
47
  • Solve for NPV
  • Enter the discount rate type 15 and push I/YR.
  • Push shift.
  • Push PRC.
  • The NPV is 510.52.

510.52
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
48
  • Note on the Profitability Index (PI)
  • NPV is the PV of the cash flows minus the initial
    outflow.
  • PI is the PV of the cash flows divided by the
    initial outflow.

510.52
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
49
  • Note on the Profitability Index (PI)
  • Therefore, after solving NPV, we can solve the PI
    by adding back the initial outflow, and then
    dividing by the initial outflow.

510.52
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
50
  • NPV and PI
  • Think of NPV as benefit minus cost.
  • An NPV greater than 0 is acceptable!
  • Think of PI as benefit divided by cost.
  • A PI greater than 1 is acceptable!

510.52
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
51
  • Solve for PI
  • Add back the initial outflow
  • Push and then type 900.

510.52
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
52
  • Solve for PI
  • Add back the initial outflow
  • Push and then type 900.

900
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
53
  • Solve for PI
  • Add back the initial outflow
  • Push and then type 900.
  • Push .

900
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
54
  • Solve for PI
  • Add back the initial outflow
  • Push and then type 900.
  • Push .
  • You should get 1,410.52.
  • This is just the PV of cash flows 1 through 5.

1,410.52
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
55
  • Solve for PI
  • Divide by the initial outflow

1,410.52
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
56
  • Solve for PI
  • Divide by the initial outflow
  • Push and then type 900.

1,410.52
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
57
  • Solve for PI
  • Divide by the initial outflow
  • Push and then type 900.
  • Push .

900
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
58
  • Solve for PI
  • Divide by the initial outflow
  • Push and then type 900.
  • Push .
  • You should get 1.57.

1.57
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
59
  • Solve for PI
  • Divide by the initial outflow
  • Push and then type 900.
  • Push .
  • You should get 1.57.
  • This is the PI.

1.57
CST IRR/YR
PRC NPV
CFj Nj
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