Yawi has a medium-size trucking company that distributes appliances within Metro Manila. Fuel consumption costs have been increasing 9% per year and this will behave up to 10 years. Yawi expects this year's cost to be P25,000. Find the equivalent present worth of the costs with an annual interest rate of 12%. The answer is nearest to PBlank 1. Do not use comma, round up your answer into WHOLE NUMBER, thus, no decimal point. Blank 1 Add your answer

Yawi has a medium-size trucking company that distributes appliances within Metro Manila. Fuel consumption costs have been increasing 9% per year and this will behave up to 10 years. Yawi expects this year's cost to be P25,000. Find the equivalent present worth of the costs with an annual interest rate of 12%. The answer is nearest to PBlank 1. Do not use comma, round up your answer into WHOLE NUMBER, thus, no decimal point. Blank 1 Add your answer

Principles of Accounting Volume 2

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Chapter3: Cost-volume-profit Analysis

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