A conveyor belt costs $40,000 and lasts for three years. A reinforced conveyer belt costs $50,000...
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EUAC of first belt = 40000*(A/P, 10%,3) = 40000 * 0.402115 = 16084.59
EUAC of reinforced belt = 50000*(A/P, 10%,4) = 50000 * 0.315471 = 15773.54
As EUAC of reinforced belt is less, it should be selected
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