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Premiam chentikals ple were cenuidering the inetilution of a new proccesise plat. The pwo plante under coesilveration were rivon trick noced for epratieg amenty. Fhas 8 This aceby deugnod ilan cout siem. this plast siece in epernias cliewhere Proved iclatively pactialle. Hewerer, at wis insen that the plant dild tend ts hne speve pelatine effect on the cminiment and the atmenphere Forseidet indurmasion fee each of the pliris wh producad as follew: an evira eagial ceut of 51.5W. In aldion. eperatity The derecse was cueviniod that tois molificatien wual elininuen the pollutien eepoulhod a team ef poncmonst siortion ahece the pellutive effest. The sisitise aprost that le plas madifications viedd robiee dee level of polletion bet ehey hat in would be dimisised. 4) The follesiag catsot ib fiums the prenent valar able far 5! at 109 fine min. acvones ressigts eceer at dis mil ef each yeat Reveirsed a) Net Pinest valur asd Paytack Perial ealedheions fier radth ef Planss A and B f for year period. Fer Flane 18 ponide cemperonoss for the plan in is heile fat maelver b) Wrise s topert abvinet Fictuine Chomicals ple which plam shesld be purbusel. (14 murks Gine carelal oonidktation in if A y lualies abect s lich you may have rencrnatione. new processing plant. The two plants under consideration were: Plant A The capital cost of this plant was $5M. The plant had a proven track record for operating efficiency, but its method of processing tended to be costly. Plant B This newly designed Plant cost $10M. One of Vernon's directors was very enthusiastic about this plant since in operations elsewhere Proved relatively profitable. However, it was known that the plant did tend to have some pollutive effect on the environment and the atmosphere. Forecast information for each of the plants was produced as follows: Additional information 1) A modification to Plant B to treat the pollution would need an extra capital cost of $1.5M. In addition, operating payments would increase in each year by $200,000. The director was convinced that this modification would eliminate the pollution. 2) The Chief Environmental Health Officer of the region consulted a team of government scientist about the pollutive effect. The scientists agreed that he plant modifications would reduce the level of pollution but they could give no precise figure to support the company's claim that it would be eliminated. 3) The company's cost of capital is 10% per annum. 4) The following extract is from the present value table for $1 at 10% per annum. 0.0