What is the Present Worth of Machine A? A firm is considering the purchase of one of two new machines. The data On each are given below. Machine A 3,400 3 yrs 100 2,000/yr Initial Cost Service Life Salvage Value Operating Cost Interest is 12% compounded annually Answer: Machine B 6,500 6 yrs 500 1,800/yr

What is the Present Worth of Machine A? A firm is considering the purchase of one of two new machines. The data On each are given below. Machine A 3,400 3 yrs 100 2,000/yr Initial Cost Service Life Salvage Value Operating Cost Interest is 12% compounded annually Answer: Machine B 6,500 6 yrs 500 1,800/yr

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