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Consider the following alternatives: &
Consider the following alternatives:
A B C
Initial Cost $250 $600 $200
Uniform annual benefits 31 92 35
Each alternative has a ten-year useful life and no salvage value.
MARR is 8%, which alternative should be selected. Show work.
Calculate each rate for options and increments.
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