6. A certain building has an old heating system. Annual cost of heating the building is currently $26,000 on average. An energyconsultant estimates that the heating bill can be reduced to $10,000 a year if $49,000 is invested to convert the old heatingsystem to a new one. If the new heating system is adopted, there will be an extra maintenance fee of $2,000 each year.Both the old and new systems will have a zero salvage value at the end of their service lives and again both of them areexpected to serve for a maximum of 20 years starting from now. What is the net annual equivalent worth for this investmentin the new heating system, assuming a MARR of 11%?The annual net worth of installing the new heating system is $(Round to the nearest dollar.)

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building has an old heating system. Annual cost of heating the building is currently $26,000 on average. t estimates that the heating bill can be reduced to $10,000 a year if $49,000 is invested to convert the o a new one. If the new heating system is adopted, there will be an extra maintenance fee of $2,000 eac old and new systems will have a zero salvage value at the end of their service lives and again both of th to serve for a maximum of 20 years starting from now. What is the net annual equivalent worth for this i w heating system, assuming a MARR of 11%? al net worth of installing the new heating system is $ . (Round to the nearest dollar.)

building has an old heating system. Annual cost of heating the building is currently $26,000 on average. t estimates that the heating bill can be reduced to $10,000 a year if $49,000 is invested to convert the o a new one. If the new heating system is adopted, there will be an extra maintenance fee of $2,000 eac old and new systems will have a zero salvage value at the end of their service lives and again both of th to serve for a maximum of 20 years starting from now. What is the net annual equivalent worth for this i w heating system, assuming a MARR of 11%? al net worth of installing the new heating system is $ . (Round to the nearest dollar.)

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