Consider the following projects: Project A has a cost of 50, uniform annual benefit of 6.1 and salvage value of 37.5; Project B has a cost of 40, uniform annual benefit of 6, and salvage value of 25; Project C has a cost of 30, uniform annual benefit of 4.85, and salvage value 25; Project D has a cost of 25, uniform annual benefit of 6.1, and salvage value of 0. Using an 8-year analysis with MARR = 8%, which project should be selected using B/C ratio analysis.

Consider the following projects: Project A has a cost of 50, uniform annual benefit of 6.1 and salvage value of 37.5; Project B has a cost of 40, uniform annual benefit of 6, and salvage value of 25; Project C has a cost of 30, uniform annual benefit of 4.85, and salvage value 25; Project D has a cost of 25, uniform annual benefit of 6.1, and salvage value of 0. Using an 8-year analysis with MARR = 8%, which project should be selected using B/C ratio analysis.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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