Question 5Cost data of a machine is shown in the following table with an annual rate of 12%. Calculate annual worth at end of year 2.M&O costRetention Yr.Market Valueper yearO (First Cost) 55,00035,00045.00020,00047,500315,00050,0002,00053,500O 63,256O 69.289O 68,476O 67,854Question 6Use same cost data from last question and 12% annual rate of return. Calculate annual worth at end of Year 3.O 65,765O 64,332O 67,428O 66.256Question 7Use the same cost data of the machine from the above 2 questions and 12% interest rate per year. What is the ESL of this machine?O 1O 2O 3O 4

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Question 5 Cost data of a machine is shown in the following table with an annual rate of 12%. Calculate annual worth at end of year 2. M&O cost Retention Yr. Market Value per year O (First Cost) 55,000 1 35,000 45,000 2 20,000 47,500 15,000 50,000 4 2,000 53,500 O 63,256 O 69.289 68,476 67,854 Question 6 Use same cost data from last question and 12% annual rate of return. Calculate annual worth at end of Year 3. 65,765 64,332 67,428 O 66,256 Question 7 Use the same cost data of the machine from the above 2 questions and 12% interest rate per year. What is the ESL of this machine? 1 O 2 3 O 4

Question 5 Cost data of a machine is shown in the following table with an annual rate of 12%. Calculate annual worth at end of year 2. M&O cost Retention Yr. Market Value per year O (First Cost) 55,000 1 35,000 45,000 2 20,000 47,500 15,000 50,000 4 2,000 53,500 O 63,256 O 69.289 68,476 67,854 Question 6 Use same cost data from last question and 12% annual rate of return. Calculate annual worth at end of Year 3. 65,765 64,332 67,428 O 66,256 Question 7 Use the same cost data of the machine from the above 2 questions and 12% interest rate per year. What is the ESL of this machine? 1 O 2 3 O 4

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