When comparing mutually exclusive alternatives that have different lives by the present worth method, it is necessary to: O a. Find the present worth over one life cycle of each alternative O b. Always compare them over a time period of equal service O c. the life of the longer-lived alternative the life of the longer- lived alternative O d. Always compare them over a time period of equal service

When comparing mutually exclusive alternatives that have different lives by the present worth method, it is necessary to: O a. Find the present worth over one life cycle of each alternative O b. Always compare them over a time period of equal service O c. the life of the longer-lived alternative the life of the longer- lived alternative O d. Always compare them over a time period of equal service

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