Initial cost(P) = $10,000
Present value of maintainance cost:
A = A1 + G(A/G,i,n)
= 75 + 25(A/G, 6%, 10)
= 75 + 25(4.022)
= 75 + 100.55
= $175.55
P = $175.55(P/A, 6%, 10)
= $175.55(7.3601)
= $1292
Therefore, the total amount that the smog control district pay to the firm = $10,000 + $1292 = $11.292
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