A company purchase a piece of manutacturing equipment for rental purposes. The expected annual income is $7.100. Its useful e is 4 years Expenses are estimated to be $1,600 annually. It the purchase price is $20,000 and the salvage value is $2.000. What is the present worth of this investment altemative? Oa PW = $2.835 Ob PW-$3935 Oc PW- $2935 Od PW= 51,835
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