Three years ago, the Oak Street Frozen Treats bought a frozen yogurt machine for $8,800. A salesman has just suggested to the Frozen Treats manager that she replace the machine with a new, $10,000 machine. The manager has gathered the following data: (Click the icon to view the additional information.) Read the requirements. Requirement 1. Compute the difference in total costs over the next 5 years under both alternatives, that is, keeping the original machine or replacing it with the new machine. Ignore taxes. (Use a minus sign or parentheses for numbers to be subtracted. Complete all answer boxes in the "difference" column and leave other unused cells blank.) Five Years Together Replace Difference Cash operating costs Old machine (book value): Periodic write-off as depreciation or Lump-sum write-off Disposal value New machine: Acquisition cost Total costs 1 Keep T Data table Original cost Useful life in years Current age in years. Useful life remaining in years. Accumulated depreciation Book value Disposal value (in cash) now Disposal value in 5 years Annual cash operating cost Print Old Machine $ 8,800 8 3 5 $ 3,300 $ 5,500 $ 500 0 $ 5,300 Done New Machine $ 10,000 5 0 5 Not acquired yet Not acquired yet. Not acquired yet 0 $ 3,200