You are given the following financial data about a new system to be implemented at a company: Investment cost at n = 0: $20,000. Investment cost at n = 1: $10,000. Useful life: 10 years. Salvage value (at the end of 11 years): $6,000. Annual revenues: $15,000 per year. Annual expenses: $5,000 per year. MARR: 10%. Note that the first revenues and expenses will occur at the end of year 2. (a) Determine the conventional-payback period. (1)

You are given the following financial data about a new system to be implemented at a company: Investment cost at n = 0: $20,000. Investment cost at n = 1: $10,000. Useful life: 10 years. Salvage value (at the end of 11 years): $6,000. Annual revenues: $15,000 per year. Annual expenses: $5,000 per year. MARR: 10%. Note that the first revenues and expenses will occur at the end of year 2. (a) Determine the conventional-payback period. (1)

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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