[CLO-6) Given the following information: Compute the Present Worth of the estimated cash flows if the MARR 20% Cost/Revenue Estimates Initial Investment Annual Revenues Annual Operating Costs Annual Expensess Total Cost at year 3 Salvage Value @ EOY 5 Study Period Amounts $50,000 21,000 1,900 1,000 2,900 10,000 5 years O PW = $5,158 PW $9,345 O PW = $6,354 %3D O PW = $8,149

[CLO-6) Given the following information: Compute the Present Worth of the estimated cash flows if the MARR 20% Cost/Revenue Estimates Initial Investment Annual Revenues Annual Operating Costs Annual Expensess Total Cost at year 3 Salvage Value @ EOY 5 Study Period Amounts $50,000 21,000 1,900 1,000 2,900 10,000 5 years O PW = $5,158 PW $9,345 O PW = $6,354 %3D O PW = $8,149

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