Required Akash Uni-Safe in Chennai, India, makes Terminator fire extinguishers. The company needs replacement equipment to form the neck at the top of each extinguisher during production. Machine First cost, $ -78,000 -17,000 AOC. $ per year Salvage value, $ 10,000 6 Life, years NOTE: This is a multi-part question. Once an answer is submitted, you will be unable to return to this part. D -68,000 -14,000 8,000 4 Select between two metal-constricting machines. Use the corporate MARR of 15% per year with future worth analysis using tabulated factors. The future worth of machine D is $- 138012.93 and the future worth of machine E is $- 138012.93 The machine selected based on the future worth analysis is

Required Akash Uni-Safe in Chennai, India, makes Terminator fire extinguishers. The company needs replacement equipment to form the neck at the top of each extinguisher during production. Machine First cost, $ -78,000 -17,000 AOC. $ per year Salvage value, $ 10,000 6 Life, years NOTE: This is a multi-part question. Once an answer is submitted, you will be unable to return to this part. D -68,000 -14,000 8,000 4 Select between two metal-constricting machines. Use the corporate MARR of 15% per year with future worth analysis using tabulated factors. The future worth of machine D is $- 138012.93 and the future worth of machine E is $- 138012.93 The machine selected based on the future worth analysis is

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