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| Annual operating cost | 23800 | |||
| Multiply: Annuity PVF at 11% for 7 yrs | 4.7122 | |||
| Present value of annual operating cost | 112150.4 | |||
| Add: Initial investment | 189000 | |||
| Total cost | 301150.4 | |||
| Divide: Annuity PVF | 4.7122 | |||
| EAC | 63908.65 | |||
| Answer is A. $ 63908.69 | ||||
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