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Aircraft A value-6.68-3.79=2.89 Aircraft B-1 (Due to 5 scrap) Aircraft C-1(Due to 5 scrap) On the other hand, one can also pick 10 Aircraft A both for Route X and Y Thus, Aircraft A=2.89

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A. PVIFA=(1-(1+0.1)^5/0.1 =3.7908

PV=Annual Operation Cost*PVIFA

Cost of Capital=10 percent

Aircraft A =5.6862(1.5*3.7908) Route X

5.6862(1.5*3.7908) Route Y

Aircraft B

9.477(2.5*3.7908) Route X

7.58(2*3.7908) Route Y

Aircraft C

17.05(4.5*3.7908) Route X

13.267(3.5*3.7908) Route Y

The major aim is to minimize costs

Cost of Aircraft A=5 Aircraft=x

Cost of Aircraft B=10-y

Cost of Aircraft C=10=Z

Therefore, they are on the same route, then,

X+5.68=y=9.477

(Type A)x=Y+3.7908

Cost of Aircraft B and C are equal.

y+7.58=Z+13.26

The given routes will require 10 aircrafts, therefore, 5 aircrafts are required to be scrapped out to pay off 1 million.

Y y+7.58=1+13.26

(Type B)Y=6.68

(Type A)x=10.47

Therefore, only Aircraft A can be picked and the amount is 5.

Aircraft A value-10.47

Aircraft B-6.68

Aircraft C-1

B and C

10 Aircraft A can be chosen.

So, 10A for route X and 10B for route Y.

Due to this,

Aircraft A value-10.47

Aircraft B-6.68

Aircraft C-1

One can also pick 10 Aircraft A and 5B and 5C for route Y.

Therefore,

Aircraft A value-6.68-3.79=2.89

Aircraft B-1 (Due to 5 scrap)

Aircraft C-1(Due to 5 scrap)

On the other hand, one can also pick 10 Aircraft A both for Route X and Y Thus,

Aircraft A=2.89

Aircraft B-1

Aircraft C-1 (Aircraft B and C scrapped)

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