Question 2 Your rubber duck company is considering adding a new bath toy product line, and they have two material alternatives: rubber and plastic. The expected costs and revenues for each alternative are given below, as well as the useful lives of the manufacturing equipment. Use a study period of 6 years, the cotermination assumptions, and a MARR of 9%. Plastic: Initial investment: $80,000 Annual cost: $29,000 Annual revenue: $88,000 Salvage value: $16,000 Useful life: 6 years What is the present worth of the plastic alternative? Typed numeric answer will be automatically saved.

QUESTION 7 for th below two machines and based on AW analysis which machine we should select? MARR=10%. Machine A First cost, $ Annual cost, $/year Salvage value, $ Life, years 3 Answer the below question: A- the AW for machine A= 25,433 12,199 7,603 Machine B 100,000 7,000 infinite

a. Calculate using the PW method if the useful life is 50 years and the MARR is 10% per year and determine which is the best alternative.b. If the useful life of project A is 25 years, project B and project C are 50 years each, using the AW method, which project will be selected.attached:Investment: A = $8.500.000B $10.000.000C= $12.000.000O & M annual: A $750.000B = $725.000C = $700.000Salvage value: A = $1.250.000B = $1.750.000CS2.000.000annual benefits: A = $2.150.000B = $2.265.000C = $2.500.000

Breakeven Example 8.2 • MARR is 12% per year. Select the more economical vendor bid. -8,000 - 13.000 Initial cost. S -3,500 -1.600 Annual costs, S per year Salvage value. $ Life. vears 2,000 10

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A sportswear factory has two alternative machines for producing jerseys. Costs are shown below. Minimum acceptable rate of return is 8%.What is the annual cost for machine Y?