Given the following two mutually exclusive alternatives and using repeatability assumption, the correct equation for computing the CW of alternative B is. MARR-15%/year. Capital Investment, $ Market value, $ Annual Expenses, $ Useful life (years) Alternative A -12,000 AVSEQ0-1 40.0004A 0 -2.200 10 O CW(15 %)-(-40,000-100-(P/A, 15%, 25)+10000(P/F, 15%, 25))*0.15 O CW(15%) - (-40,000(A/P, 15%, 25)-1000+10,000(A/F. 15%, 25 ) ) /0.15 Alternative B -40.000 10,000 -1,000 25

Given the following two mutually exclusive alternatives and using repeatability assumption, the correct equation for computing the CW of alternative B is. MARR-15%/year. Capital Investment, $ Market value, $ Annual Expenses, $ Useful life (years) Alternative A -12,000 AVSEQ0-1 40.0004A 0 -2.200 10 O CW(15 %)-(-40,000-100-(P/A, 15%, 25)+10000(P/F, 15%, 25))*0.15 O CW(15%) - (-40,000(A/P, 15%, 25)-1000+10,000(A/F. 15%, 25 ) ) /0.15 Alternative B -40.000 10,000 -1,000 25

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