Three different plans were presented to the Ahbhalet Corporation for operating an identity-theft scanning system. Plan A involves renewable 1-year contracts with payments of $1.4 million at the beginning of each year. Plan B is a 2-year contract that requires four payments of $580,000 each, with the first one made now and the other three at 6-month intervals. Plan C is a 3-year contract that entails payment of $3 million now and the second payment of $0.5 million 2 years from now. Assuming that the company could renew any of the plans under the same payment conditions, determine which plan is best on the basis of a PW analysis at a MARR of 6% per year compounded semiannually. The present worth of plan A is $[ the present worth of plan B is $ The best plan on the basis of the present worth analysis is [(Click to select) , and the present worth of plan C is $1

Three different plans were presented to the Ahbhalet Corporation for operating an identity-theft scanning system. Plan A involves renewable 1-year contracts with payments of $1.4 million at the beginning of each year. Plan B is a 2-year contract that requires four payments of $580,000 each, with the first one made now and the other three at 6-month intervals. Plan C is a 3-year contract that entails payment of $3 million now and the second payment of $0.5 million 2 years from now. Assuming that the company could renew any of the plans under the same payment conditions, determine which plan is best on the basis of a PW analysis at a MARR of 6% per year compounded semiannually. The present worth of plan A is $[ the present worth of plan B is $ The best plan on the basis of the present worth analysis is [(Click to select) , and the present worth of plan C is $1

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