a) Present Worth of maintenance cost of the facility = $59,747.09
b) Annual maintenance cost = $172,500
Formula for discount factor/ present value factor:
for example, for end of year 1:
PVF = 1/(1+.07)1 = 0.93458
for end of year 2:
1/(1+.07)2 = 0.87344
and so on...
Note that i have not rounded off any figures in the table.
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