Answer it fast plz Q2(a)There are a variety of costs to be considered in an engineering economic analysis.These costs are differ in their frequency of occurrence, relative magnitude, anddegree of impact on the study. Explain any FOUR (4) type of costs that associatedwith products or services in construction activities. OPEN-ENDED C2Last year, your company, a Gl class contractor has invested in a constructionmachinery costing RM 500,000. The life cycle of machinery is about 5 years. Thenthe company usually will replace with a new machinery to reduce an operation andmaintenance cost. The percentage of depreciation value (per year) are shown inTable 1. Select ONE (1) year when you want to sell and calculate the value of sunkcost. OPEN ENDED C3(b)Table 1 Percent of Depreciation Value and Sold PricePercent of DepreciationValue (per year)YearSold Price(RM)26%21000038%195000410%175000512%150000

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There are a variety of costs to be considered in an engineering economic analysis. These costs are differ in their frequency of occurrence, relative magnitude, and degree of impact on the study. Explain any FOUR (4) type of costs that associated with products or services in construction activities. OPEN-ENDED C2

There are a variety of costs to be considered in an engineering economic analysis. These costs are differ in their frequency of occurrence, relative magnitude, and degree of impact on the study. Explain any FOUR (4) type of costs that associated with products or services in construction activities. OPEN-ENDED C2

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