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1a. Present Value = Annual Saving x Cumulative PVF @8%, 14 years
Present value = $8000*8.244 = $65,952
1b. Present Value = Annual Saving x Cumulative PVF @12%, 14 years
Present value = $8000*6.628 = $53,024
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