Subject: ec NIN3600 341245789101112131415Single PaymentCompoundAmountPresentFactor Worth FactorTo Find FGiven PFIP1.18001.39241.64301.93882.28782.69963.18553.7589Discrete Compounding; i = 18%4.43555.23386.17597.28768.599410.147211.9737To Find PGiven FPIF0.84750.71820.60860.51580.43710.37040.31390.26600.22550.19110.16190.13720.11630.09850.0835CompoundAmountFactorTo Find FGiven AFIA1.00002.18003.57245.21547.15429.442012.141515.327019.085923.521328.755134.931142.218750.818060.9653Uniform SeriesPresentWorth FactorTo Find PGiven APIA0.84751.56562.17432.69013.12723.49763.81154.07764.30304.49414.65604.79324.90955.00815.0916SinkingFundFactorTo Find AGiven FA/F1.00000.45870.27990.19170.13980.10590.08240.06520.05240.04250.03480.02860.02370.01970.0164CapitalRecoveryFactorTo Find AGiven PAIP1.18000.63870.45990.37170.31980.28590.26240.24520.23240.22250.21480.20860.20370.19970.1964 Consider these two alternatives.Alternative 1 Alternative 2$4,500$1,600$390$9008 yearsCapital investment$6,200$2,000$520Annual revenuesAnnual expensesEstimated market valueUseful life$1,1509 yearsa. Suppose that the capital investment of Alternative 1 is known with certainty. By how much would the estimate of capital investment for Alternative 2 have to vary so that the initial decision based on these data would be reversed? The annual MARR is 18% per year.b. Determine the life of Alternative 1 for which the AWs are equal.Click the icon to view the interest and annuity table for discrete compounding when the MARR is 18% per year.a. The capital investment of Alternative 2 would have to be $ or less for the initial decision to be reversed. (Round to the nearest dollar.)

First, determine the initial decision between 2 alternatives by computing annual worth.

Consider these two alternatives. Capital investment Annual revenues Annual expenses Estimated market value Useful life C Alternative 1 Alternative 2 $4,500 $1,600 $390 $900 8 years a. Suppose that the capital investment of Alternative 1 is known with certainty. By how much would the estimate of capital investment for Alternative 2 have to vary so that the initial decision based on these data would be reversed? The annual MARR is 18 % per year. b. Determine the life of Alternative 1 for which the AWs are equal. Click the icon to view the interest and annuity table for discrete compounding when the MARR is 18% per year. a. The capital investment of Alternative 2 would have to be $ or less for the initial decision to be reversed. (Round to the nearest dollar.) $6,200 $2,000 $520 $1,150 9 years

Consider these two alternatives. Capital investment Annual revenues Annual expenses Estimated market value Useful life C Alternative 1 Alternative 2 $4,500 $1,600 $390 $900 8 years a. Suppose that the capital investment of Alternative 1 is known with certainty. By how much would the estimate of capital investment for Alternative 2 have to vary so that the initial decision based on these data would be reversed? The annual MARR is 18 % per year. b. Determine the life of Alternative 1 for which the AWs are equal. Click the icon to view the interest and annuity table for discrete compounding when the MARR is 18% per year. a. The capital investment of Alternative 2 would have to be $ or less for the initial decision to be reversed. (Round to the nearest dollar.) $6,200 $2,000 $520 $1,150 9 years

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