Chapter 6 Uniform Señes Analysisy Acertain 'ndustrial firm desires an economicanalysis to detemine which of twodifferent machine should be purechased.Each machine s capable of performing the same task given amount of Hime . Assumethe minimum attactiverate od returnMARR) is 8%. The following data are to beüsedinyour anaylsisMachine XMachine YFirst cost$ 5000.00$8000,00$150.00$2000.00Annual Manitenance Cost$00.00Salvage valueEs timated life inyearwhich machine would youchoo se? Base your answer on annual.cost Pravide cash flowdiagrams and Showyour work?$00.0012i50 150 ISo 15. 150IS. 15a 15. İso 1 2000.150ISoA A56 7la12

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Chapter 6 Uniform Selres Analysis4 Acertain industrial firm desires an economic analysis to determine which f twodifferent machine should be purchesed. Each machine s capable of performing the same taskgiven amount of time . Assume the minimum attactiverate dreturacMARRIis 8%. The following data are to be usedin your anaylsis Machine X Machine Y First cost $5000.00 $8000,00 Annmal Manitenance Cost $150.00 $2000.00 $00.00 Salvage value Es timated life in year which machine would $00.00 12 youchoose? Bas e your answer on annual cost Pravide cash flow 4 2000 - diagrams and Show your work? 150 i5. 150 ISO 15. 150 15o I5a 15. Iso

Chapter 6 Uniform Selres Analysis4 Acertain industrial firm desires an economic analysis to determine which f twodifferent machine should be purchesed. Each machine s capable of performing the same taskgiven amount of time . Assume the minimum attactiverate dreturacMARRIis 8%. The following data are to be usedin your anaylsis Machine X Machine Y First cost $5000.00 $8000,00 Annmal Manitenance Cost $150.00 $2000.00 $00.00 Salvage value Es timated life in year which machine would $00.00 12 youchoose? Bas e your answer on annual cost Pravide cash flow 4 2000 - diagrams and Show your work? 150 i5. 150 ISO 15. 150 15o I5a 15. Iso

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