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A $4,875 processing machine purchased by FedEx to replace quarantined workers during the pandemic will generate $8,000 worth of packages over each of the next two years and has a salvage value of zero. FedEx uses a 5% discount rate. Set up the equation for finding the Net Preset Value of the investment.
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