Compare the machines in the following table based on their present value, using an 18% annual interest rate. Data Machine P Machine Q Initial Cost $29000 $37000 Salvage Value (rescue value) $4000 $5000 useful life 3 5 Mainteneance cost $3000 $3500 General revision after 2 years $3700 $2000

Compare the machines in the following table based on their present value, using an 18% annual interest rate. Data Machine P Machine Q Initial Cost $29000 $37000 Salvage Value (rescue value) $4000 $5000 useful life 3 5 Mainteneance cost $3000 $3500 General revision after 2 years $3700 $2000

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Compare the machines in the following table based on their present value, using an 18% annual interest rate.

Data	Machine P	Machine Q
Initial Cost	$29000	$37000
Salvage Value (rescue value)	$4000	$5000
useful life	3	5
Mainteneance cost	$3000	$3500
General revision after 2 years	$3700	$2000

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