Initial Construction Cost (P) 3" Asphalt overlay @ Yr 7 & Yr 22 New Asphalt Pavement @ Yr 15 Concrete Overlay@ Yr 15 Life Flexible Pavement $4,000,000 $1,200,000 (each overlay) $3,000,000 30 Rigid Pavement $5,000,000 $1,500,000 30 Given that the interest rate is 12%, what is the Present Worth of both the Flexible and the Rigid Pavements? $ (4,093,901) & $ (4,725,956) respectively and we should use the flexible pavement. $(5,090,908) & $ (5,264,031) respectively and we should use the flexible pavement. $ (5,190,079) & $ (5,274,044) respectively and we should use the flexible pavement. O $ (7,646,000) & $ (6,453,000) respectively and we should use the rigid pavement.

Initial Construction Cost (P) 3" Asphalt overlay @ Yr 7 & Yr 22 New Asphalt Pavement @ Yr 15 Concrete Overlay@ Yr 15 Life Flexible Pavement $4,000,000 $1,200,000 (each overlay) $3,000,000 30 Rigid Pavement $5,000,000 $1,500,000 30 Given that the interest rate is 12%, what is the Present Worth of both the Flexible and the Rigid Pavements? $ (4,093,901) & $ (4,725,956) respectively and we should use the flexible pavement. $(5,090,908) & $ (5,264,031) respectively and we should use the flexible pavement. $ (5,190,079) & $ (5,274,044) respectively and we should use the flexible pavement. O $ (7,646,000) & $ (6,453,000) respectively and we should use the rigid pavement.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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