Required informationThe TT Racing and Performance Motor Corporation wish to evaluate two alternative machines for NASCAR motor tune-ups.MachineFirst cost, $Annual operating cost, $ per yearLife, yearsSalvage value, $-254,000-40,000The better alternative is machine S320,400Use the AW method at 9% per year to select the better alternative.The annual worth of machine R is $-S-360,500-50,000519,60047694, and the annual worth of machine S is $-10970

The annual worth AW of the given machine is calculated as AW=P-FA/P,i,n+F×i+AOC These cash flows…

Required information The TT Racing and Performance Motor Corporation wish to evaluate two alternative machines for NASCAR motor tune- ups. Machine First cost, $ Annual operating cost, $ per year Life, years Salvage value, $ R The better alternative is machine S -254,000 -40,000 3 20,400 S -360,500 -50,000 5 19,600 Use the AW method at 9% per year to select the better alternative. The annual worth of machine R is $- 47694, and the annual worth of machine S is $- 10970

Required information The TT Racing and Performance Motor Corporation wish to evaluate two alternative machines for NASCAR motor tune- ups. Machine First cost, $ Annual operating cost, $ per year Life, years Salvage value, $ R The better alternative is machine S -254,000 -40,000 3 20,400 S -360,500 -50,000 5 19,600 Use the AW method at 9% per year to select the better alternative. The annual worth of machine R is $- 47694, and the annual worth of machine S is $- 10970

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