a. In the previous problem, how much would cash flow be if there was only $10,000 in
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a. In the previous problem, how much would cash flow be if there was only $10,000 in amortization? All other factors are the same.
b. How much cash flow is lost due to the reduced amortization between problems 1 and 2a?
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