Bailey Motors produces this kind of motor at Php 48,000 and has a useful life of 10 years. Annually it will require maintenance and it will cost Php 750. The machine is assumed 87% efficient for the whole of its useful life, Taxes and insurance are at 3%. The cost of electricity is Php 2.00 per kWh. How many hours a year will the motors have to be run at full load to be similarly economical if money is worth 20%?
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