If someone computes for the MARR using AW Method and AW becomes positive at a certain fixed interest i≥0 and same n≠0 periods, then   A. PW is always larger than FW and AW B. PW is always larger than FW C. AW is always smaller than PW and FW D. AW is always larger than PW E. None of these

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If someone computes for the MARR using AW Method and AW becomes positive at a certain fixed interest i≥0 and same n≠0 periods, then
 
A. PW is always larger than FW and AW
B. PW is always larger than FW
C. AW is always smaller than PW and FW
D. AW is always larger than PW
E. None of these
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