Acme Prototype, Inc. is considering the purchase of a metal 3D printer. MARR is 12% per year and the useful life is 5 years. Using annual worth (AW) analysis, which alternative has higher sensitivity to the Net Annual Revenue (NAR) as shown below? (Note: NAR = Annual Revenues - Annual Expenses). Change in NAR: • -20% 0% +30% Show the computation of the AWS for each NAR, provide a summary table comparing the AWs of each motivo forz. oooh ohonce in NAD and provide on Eucal plot showing the con itivity of

Acme Prototype, Inc. is considering the purchase of a metal 3D printer. MARR is 12% per year and the useful life is 5 years. Using annual worth (AW) analysis, which alternative has higher sensitivity to the Net Annual Revenue (NAR) as shown below? (Note: NAR = Annual Revenues - Annual Expenses). Change in NAR: • -20% 0% +30% Show the computation of the AWS for each NAR, provide a summary table comparing the AWs of each motivo forz. oooh ohonce in NAD and provide on Eucal plot showing the con itivity of

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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