First you need to assume the freezers are never unplugged, otherwise you will get a different answer.
Over 12 years, you have 144 months.
Assume electric rate = Y
Cost of first freezer = initial cost plus monthly cost = $723.95 + 90 kwh * 144 * Y
Cost of second freezer = initial cost plus monthly cost = $600 + 100 kwh * 144 * Y
These two costs are equal when 723.95 + 12960Y = 600 + 14400Y or 123.95 = 1440Y or Y = 8.61 cents, therefore this is the minimum cost where freezer 1 is less.
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water heater with an array of solar panels...
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In this problem, we consider replacing an existing electrical
water heater with an array of solar panels. The net installed
investment cost of the panels is $1,235 ($1,900 less a 35% tax
credit from the government). Based on an energy audit, the
existing water heater uses 210 kilowatt hours (kWh) of electricity
per month, so at $0.14 per kWh, the cost of operating the water
heater is $29.4 per month. Assuming the solar panels can save the
entire cost of...
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