Q1) The following figures indicate to cash flows for project (X, Y, Z) respectively.project Z:Project X :r=11%cash flow (CF)project Y: r=11%cash flow (CF)r=11%yearcash flow (CF)-999-342-102021290105130031010513903315115169048101192460582029026008253902890790542029896.

Given: Alternatives: X, Y and Z Rate of interest=11%

Q1) The following figures indicate to cash flows for project (X, Y, Z) respectively. project Z: Project X :r=11% | year project Y: r-11% cash flow (CF) r=11% cash flow (CF) cash flow (CF) -999 -342 -10202 1 290 105 1300 2 310 105 1390 315 115 1690 4 810 119 2460 5 820 290 2600 825 390 2890 7 905 420 2989

Q1) The following figures indicate to cash flows for project (X, Y, Z) respectively. project Z: Project X :r=11% | year project Y: r-11% cash flow (CF) r=11% cash flow (CF) cash flow (CF) -999 -342 -10202 1 290 105 1300 2 310 105 1390 315 115 1690 4 810 119 2460 5 820 290 2600 825 390 2890 7 905 420 2989

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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