A new drill press costs $12,000. It would potentially produce an additional $4,000 of revenue per year and have an operating expense of $1,200. What is the PW of the drill press if the new equipment is expected to last 8 years and i = 10%? Select one: a. $15,534 b. $19,345 c. $14,938 d. $21,735

A new drill press costs $12,000. It would potentially produce an additional $4,000 of revenue per year and have an operating expense of $1,200. What is the PW of the drill press if the new equipment is expected to last 8 years and i = 10%? Select one: a. $15,534 b. $19,345 c. $14,938 d. $21,735

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A new drill press costs $12,000. It would potentially produce an additional $4,000 of revenue per
year and have an operating expense of $1,200. What is the PW of the drill press if the new
equipment is expected to last 8 years and i = 10%?
Select one:
a. $15,534
b. $19,345
c. $14,938
d. $21,735

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