PW of Alternative For the following alternatives, answer the questions below. Incremental B/C when B/C Ratio...

 

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PW of Alternative For the following alternatives, answer the questions below. Incremental B/C when B/C Ratio compared with alternative Costs. $ Benefits, $ Disbenefits, $ J K L M J 20 22 4 0.90 C 1.57 2.00 K 23 28 L 27 35 M 25 b a 1.07 2 1.12 d 2.50 0.50 1. Determine the values of the letters a, b, c and d and show your calculations. [6] 2. Out of the four alternatives, which ones are economically infeasible? Why? [2] 3. Out of the four alternatives, which one is the best alternative? Show your analysis. [2] Part 2 The equivalent annual worth of an increasing arithmetic gradient is $135,300. If the cash flow in year 1 is $35,000 and the gradient amount is $19,000, what is the value of n at an interest rate of 10% per year? PW of Alternative For the following alternatives, answer the questions below. Incremental B/C when B/C Ratio compared with alternative Costs. $ Benefits, $ Disbenefits, $ J K L M J 20 22 4 0.90 C 1.57 2.00 K 23 28 L 27 35 M 25 b a 1.07 2 1.12 d 2.50 0.50 1. Determine the values of the letters a, b, c and d and show your calculations. [6] 2. Out of the four alternatives, which ones are economically infeasible? Why? [2] 3. Out of the four alternatives, which one is the best alternative? Show your analysis. [2] Part 2 The equivalent annual worth of an increasing arithmetic gradient is $135,300. If the cash flow in year 1 is $35,000 and the gradient amount is $19,000, what is the value of n at an interest rate of 10% per year?

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1 To determine the values of the letters a b c and d we need to compare the costs and benefits of each alternative and calculate the incremental benef... View the full answer