5 A small heat purip now costs $2,400 to purchase and install. It has a projected useful life of 18 years and will incur annual maintenance costs of $125 per year in real (year-zero) dollars over the useful life. These costs are projected to increase at5% per year, which is the expected general inflation rate. The annual cost of electricity for the heat pump is S680 in year-zero dollars. Electricity prices are projected to increase at an annual rate of 10%. The firm's MARR, which includes anallowance for general price inflation, is 18% per year (im). No market value is expected from the heat purmp at the end of the 18 years of service life.E Click the icon to view the interest and annuity table for discrete compounding when i= 18% per year.a. What is the PW of owning and operating the heat pump?The PW is $ . (Round to the nearest dollar.)b. (i) What is the AW, expressed in actual dollars, of owning and operating the heat pump?The AW is $ (Round to the nearest dollar.)(ii) What is the AW in real dollars of owning and operating the heat pump?The AW is $ . (Round to the nearest dollar.)

Initial cost=$2400 Annual maintenance cost=$125per year and increase by 5% per year Annual cost of…

A small heat pump now costs $2,400 to purchase and install. It has a projected useful life of 18 years and will incur annual maintenance costs of S125 per year in real (year-zero) dollars over the useful life. These costs are projected to increase at 5% per year, which is the expected general inflation rate. The annual cost of electricity for the heat pump is S680 in year-zero dollars. Electricity prices are projected to increase at an annual rate of 10%. The firm's MARR, which includes an allowance for general price inflation, is 18% per year (). No market value is expected from the heat pump at the end of the 18 years of service life. 2 Click the icon to view the interest and annuity table for discrete compounding when i= 18% per year. a. What is the PW of owning and operating the heat pump? The PW is $- (Round to the nearest dollar.) b. () What is the AW, expressed in actual dollars, of owning and operaling the heat pump? The AW is $ (Round to the nearest dollar.) () What is the AW in real dollars of owning and operating the heat pump? The AW is $ (Round to the nearest dollar.)

A small heat pump now costs $2,400 to purchase and install. It has a projected useful life of 18 years and will incur annual maintenance costs of S125 per year in real (year-zero) dollars over the useful life. These costs are projected to increase at 5% per year, which is the expected general inflation rate. The annual cost of electricity for the heat pump is S680 in year-zero dollars. Electricity prices are projected to increase at an annual rate of 10%. The firm's MARR, which includes an allowance for general price inflation, is 18% per year (). No market value is expected from the heat pump at the end of the 18 years of service life. 2 Click the icon to view the interest and annuity table for discrete compounding when i= 18% per year. a. What is the PW of owning and operating the heat pump? The PW is $- (Round to the nearest dollar.) b. () What is the AW, expressed in actual dollars, of owning and operaling the heat pump? The AW is $ (Round to the nearest dollar.) () What is the AW in real dollars of owning and operating the heat pump? The AW is $ (Round to the nearest dollar.)

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