Engr 610 cost analyiss homeworkA FALL SEMESTER 2020 MIDTERM # 1 The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a Company

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MIDTERM
#
1

The
Chief
Executive
Officer
(CEO)
of
a
Company
producing
a
large
array
of
electrical
equipment
has

decided
he/she
wants
to
expand
the
range
of
products
to
include
a
new
electric
motor
similar
to
a

smaller
one
the
Company
used
to
produce
years
back.
The
CEO
intends
to
locate
the
production
of
the

new
line
of
electric
motors
in
one
of
the
two
Plants
owned
by
the
Company,
one
in
the
North
West
and

the
other
in
the
South,
and
he/she
asks
the
Companys
Planning
Department
to
analyze
the
investment.

You
are
an
engineer
working
in
the
Planning
Department
and
collect
the
necessary
data:

Time
when
a
similar
smaller
electric
motor
was
produced

5
years
ago

Size
of
the
similar
smaller
electric
motor

5HP

Original
cost
of
material
for
similar
smaller
electric
motor

$300
(5yrs
ago)

Size
of
the
new
electric
motor
to
be
produced

15HP

Cost
and
Price
indexes
5
years
ago

450

Cost
and
Price
indexes
now

650

Power
sizing
exponent
for
electric
motors

0.69

Variables
depending
on
location

Cost
of
implementation
of
production
line
in
North-West
$1,000,000

Cost
of
implementation
of
production
line
in
South

$800,000

Labor
Cost
in
North-West

$75/mhr

Labor
Cost
in
South

$50/mhr

Estimate
of
mhr
to
produce
first

15HP
unit
in
North-West

40
mhr

Estimate
of
mhr
to
produce
first
15
HP
unit
in
South

50
mhr

Learning
curve
rate
in
North-West

82%

Learning
curve
rate
in
South

85%

Cost
of
Capital
in
North-West

6.5%

Cost
of
capital
in
South

7.30%

Evaluate
the
following:

1. Material
Cost
for
the
15HP
unit
today

2. Labor
cost
at
both
locations
for
producing
the
50th
unit

3. If
the
Company
wants
to
add
a
25%
margin
over
Material+Labor
cost
(and
will
not
account
for

any
other
costs),
what
would
be
the
sale
price
per
unit
produced
in
the
North-West
and
per
unit

produced
in
the
South
(use
the
labor
cost
of
the
50th
unit
as
a
constant
for
the
entire

production)

4. The
Company
can
reasonably
anticipate
making
a
net
profit
of
15%
per
unit
(i.e.
15%
of
unit
sale

price)
and
reaching
an
average
sale
volume
of
500
units
per
year.
If
the
planned
life
of
this

investment
(i.e.
the
length
of
time
the
production
of
the
15HP
motor
will
continue)
is
15
years

(assume
material
and
labor
cost
will
remain
constant
over
such
period),
what
would
be
the

Present
Value
of
the
investment
in
the
North-West
and
what
in
the
South?

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