Structural Analysis
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In the case study for cost analysis explained in the lecture, for the
payback period calculation, there are two ways. The difference between the two ways is whether considering the energy savings into the additional expenses in construction. You can use either the gold-certified or platinum-certified case, explain which payback period calculation method you think makes more sense and why.
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