Consider the proposed capital investment in an engineering project.• Proposed capital investment: $105,000• Salvage value (end of year four): 0• Annual expenses per year. $20,000• Gross revenues per year: $55,000• Depreciation method: GDS• Property Class year. 3• Effective income tax rate (t): 35%• After-tax MARR (i): 10%• The study period is 4 years.determinea) After-tax AWb) annual equivalent EVAF

Consider the proposed capital investment in an engineering project. • Proposed capital investment: $105,000 • Salvage value (end of year four): 0 • Annual expenses per year: $20,000 Gross revenues per year: S55,000 Depreciation method: GDS • Property Class year. 3 • Effective income tax rate (t): 35% • After-tax MARR (i): 10% • The study period is 4 years. determine a) After-tax AW b) annual equivalent EVAF

Consider the proposed capital investment in an engineering project. • Proposed capital investment: $105,000 • Salvage value (end of year four): 0 • Annual expenses per year: $20,000 Gross revenues per year: S55,000 Depreciation method: GDS • Property Class year. 3 • Effective income tax rate (t): 35% • After-tax MARR (i): 10% • The study period is 4 years. determine a) After-tax AW b) annual equivalent EVAF

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