Contemporary Engineering Economics (6th Edition)
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Author: Chan S. Park
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Chapter 3, Problem 49P
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Prove that LHS is equal to RHS.
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b. X = [300(F/A, %10,3)-200(F/G, %10,3)](F/P,%10,1) + [300(F/A,%10,3) + 200(F/G,%10,3)|(P/F,%10,3)
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