Data for two 50-hr motors are follows: Original Cost Annual Maintenance Life, years Kawasaki Motor 48,000 750 10 Efficiency 92% Taxes and Insurance 3% The cost of electricity per kilowatt-hour is two dollars. If money has a value of 20%, how many hours per year must the motors run at full load to be equally economical? Which motor is more affordable if the predicted number of operating hours per year is more than the break-even point? a. Calculate the power consumption of Honda Motors in terms of X. b. Calculate the power consumption of Kawasaki Motors in terms of X. c. Solve for the break-even point. Honda Motor 37,500 1,500 10 87% 3%

Data for two 50-hr motors are follows: Original Cost Annual Maintenance Life, years Kawasaki Motor 48,000 750 10 Efficiency 92% Taxes and Insurance 3% The cost of electricity per kilowatt-hour is two dollars. If money has a value of 20%, how many hours per year must the motors run at full load to be equally economical? Which motor is more affordable if the predicted number of operating hours per year is more than the break-even point? a. Calculate the power consumption of Honda Motors in terms of X. b. Calculate the power consumption of Kawasaki Motors in terms of X. c. Solve for the break-even point. Honda Motor 37,500 1,500 10 87% 3%

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