For the defender, it is given that the annual equivalent costs for one year is $2,800, for two years is $2,300, for three years is $2,600, for four years is $1,900 and for five years is $2,200. For the challenger, it is given that the annual equivalent costs for one year is $6,000, for two years is $4,100, for three years is $4,500, for four years is $5,000 and for five years is $5,200. Using the finite planning horizon of 6 years, apply the present worth analysis to determine (j0,1), (j,2),(j,3). Assume i=15%.
For the defender, it is given that
the annual equivalent costs for one year is $2,800, for two years is $2,300, for three years is $2,600, for four years is $1,900 and for five years is $2,200.
For the challenger, it is given that
the annual equivalent costs for one year is $6,000, for two years is $4,100, for three years is $4,500, for four years is $5,000 and for five years is $5,200.
Using the finite planning horizon of 6 years, apply the present worth analysis to determine (j0,1), (j,2),(j,3).
Assume i=15%.
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