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A=P*(A|P,i,n)+A1+F*(A|F,i,n)
P=first costs=-10000
A1=oprating costs=-5000
F=salvage value =2000
n=10
i=10%
A=-10000*0.16274539488251152-5000+2000*0.06274539488251152
=-6501.96316
the annual worth is $-6502
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