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I don't understand why we don't include the operating cost for our calculations?
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I don't understand why we don't include the operating cost for our calculations?
operating cost of both option are same hence there in no incremental benefit or loss on account of operating cost hence its ignored because it doesnt have impact on capital budgeting decision .
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