The Upfront Company has invested RM 123,000 on fully computerized equipment with an operation and maintenance cost of RM 7,800 per year, life span of five (5) years, and residual value of RM 9,000. The production has generated an income of RM 40,000 per year. Calculate the actual worth of the investment if the MARR is 12% per year. Illustrate with a proper cash flow diagram.

The Upfront Company has invested RM 123,000 on fully computerized equipment with an operation and maintenance cost of RM 7,800 per year, life span of five (5) years, and residual value of RM 9,000. The production has generated an income of RM 40,000 per year. Calculate the actual worth of the investment if the MARR is 12% per year. Illustrate with a proper cash flow diagram.

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