A new punching machine will cost $4571. At the end of its 10 years useful life, the machine can be sold for $716. The new machine will reduce annual expenses by $595. The interest rate is 10%.
Question 5 The annual income from an apartment complex is $21439. The annual expense is estimated to be $3181 The apartment complex could be sold for $129301 at the end of 10 years. If your MARR is 10%, how much should you pay for the apartment complex if you were to buy it now?
Answer = present worth of the investment is -$638.93
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A new punching machine will cost $4571. At the end of its 10 years useful life, the machine can be sold for $716
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The annual income from an apartment complex is $21439. The annual expense is estimated to be $3181. The apartment complex could be sold for $129301 at the end of 10 years. If your MARR is 10%, how much should you pay for the apartment complex if you were to buy it now?
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