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Chapter 13, Problem 44P
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Problem 8
A colleague has completed the following set of estimated
costs and salvage values for a proposed machine with an initial cost of $15,000.
However, he doesn't know how to find the most economic useful life. To
demonstrate, you compute the equivalent uniform annual cost (EUAC) for year eight
(EUAC) using a MARR of 15%
Useful Estimated Estimated
Life
End-of-
Salvage
(years)
Year MX
Value
1
$0
$10,000
2
$0
$9000
3
$300
$8000
4
$300
$7000
5
$800
$6000
6
$1300
$5000
7
$1800
$4000
8
$2300
$3000
9
$2800
$2000
10
$3300
$1000
SUBJECT: ENGINEERING ECONOMICS
Show the complete solution. The final answer is given below.
Q3. Eideas signed a contract to lease a building at P60,000 a year with an annual increase of P1,000 a year for 5 years. Payments are to be made at the end of each year, starting one year from now. If money is worth 8%, what lump sum paid today is equivalent to the 5-year lease-payment plan?
Answer: P=246,935.03
Rr.5.
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