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                                   36,875
                      Machine A           ` 7,375
                                      5
                                   36,875
                      Machine B         ` 7,375
                                     5

                                               OriginalInvestment ScrapValue
                      and Average Investment =                               + Net W.C. + Scrap Value
                                                             2

                                  56,125 3,000
                      Machine A                 5,000 3,000   = 26,562.50 + 8,000 = ` 34,562.50
                                        2
                                 56,125  3,000
                      Machine B               6,000 3,000 = 26,562.50 + 9,000 = ` 35,562.50.
                                                    
                                       2
                                                      7,375
                      Hence,    ARR for Machine A =           100   21.34%
                                                     34,562.50
                                                      7,375
                                ARR for Machine B =           100   20.74%
                                                     35,562.50
                      Note: If there is any scrap value and additional working capital, the formula for calculating
                  Average Investment will be as mentioned above.                                     
                            CAPITAL BUDGETING : NET PRESENT VALUE (NPV)  METHOD
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