Note: "Base" assumptions are those given in the case; e.g., Savings: Labor = $197, Savings: Energy = $50, and so on. They are included in the Excel template for Exercise 5.

Using the base assumptions, and assuming that "the indicated value for the rate on the PPE..." is r(PPE) = 10.00%, what is the NPV of the Laundry project?
a. $1,000
b. $1,100
c. $1,200
d. $1,300
e. $1,400
f. $1,500

Note: "Base" assumptions are those given in the case; e.g., Savings: Labor = $197, Savings: Energy = $50, and so on. They are included in the Excel template for Exercise 5.

Using the base assumptions, and assuming that "the indicated value for the rate on the PPE..." is r(PPE) = 10.00%, what is the EA of the Laundry project?
a. $100
b. $200
c. $300
d. $400
e. $500
f. $600

Note: "Base" assumptions are those given in the case; e.g., Savings: Labor = $197, Savings: Energy = $50, and so on. They are included in the Excel template for Exercise 5.

Using the base assumptions, what is the IRR of the Laundry project?
a. 4%
b. 8%
c. 12%
d. 16%
e. 20%
f. 24%

Note: "Base" assumptions are those given in the case; e.g., Savings: Labor = $197, Savings: Energy = $50, and so on. They are included in the Excel template for Exercise 5.

Using the base assumptions for all other variables, and assuming that "the indicated value for the rate on the PPE..." is r(PPE) = 10.00%, what is the annual Savings: Labor amount that produces NPV = 0?
a. $25
b. $50
c. $75
d. $100
e. $125
f. $150

Note: "Base" assumptions are those given in the case; e.g., Savings: Labor = $197, Savings: Energy = $50, and so on. They are included in the Excel template for Exercise 5.

Using the base assumptions for all other variables, and assuming that "the indicated value for the rate on the PPE..." is r(PPE) = 10.00%, what is the annual Savings: Energy amount that produces NPV = 0?
a. –$100
b. –$75
c. –$50
d. -$25
e. $0
f. +$25

Note: &quot;Base&quot; assumptions are those given in the case; e.g...

Note: "Base" assumptions are those given in the case; e.g...