What is the Annual Equivalent Worth (AEW) of a five-year project with a required investment in...

 

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What is the Annual Equivalent Worth (AEW) of a five-year project with a required investment in the amount of $465 in year 0 and positive net cash flows that start in year 1 with $110 and are increasing each year by $40 at MARR=16%? NOTE 1: The required investment is a negative cash flow. The cash flows in years 1 to 5 are $100, $150, $200, $250 and $300, respectively. You should get a positive value for the AEW. NOTE 2: Please enter your answer to two decimal places. If using the interest factor method, apply the value of the factor as presented in the table or spreadsheet (with all four decimal places). Answer: What is the Annual Equivalent Worth (AEW) of a five-year project with a required investment in the amount of $465 in year 0 and positive net cash flows that start in year 1 with $110 and are increasing each year by $40 at MARR=16%? NOTE 1: The required investment is a negative cash flow. The cash flows in years 1 to 5 are $100, $150, $200, $250 and $300, respectively. You should get a positive value for the AEW. NOTE 2: Please enter your answer to two decimal places. If using the interest factor method, apply the value of the factor as presented in the table or spreadsheet (with all four decimal places). Answer:

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