ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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A machinge has a first cost of $24,000. Its market value declines by 20% annually. The repair costs are covered by the warranty in Year 1, and then they increase $900 per year. The firm's MARR is 12%. Find the minimum EUAC for this machine and its economic life.
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A machine has a first cost of $10,000. Its market
value declines by 20% annually. The repair costs
are covered by the warranty in Year 1, and then they
increase $600 per year. The firm's MARR is 15%.
Find the minimum EUAC for this machine and its
economic life.
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increase $900 per year. The firm's MARR
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