9:38 OA O 4 .l 4144woa9idón6EqdO0:32r5kmr.J.A company is considering buying a new equipment. They have a choice between twomodels. The company has a MARR of 5%. The salvage value of each model at the endof its service life is zeroModel A$ 4508 years$ 90Model BFirst Cost$ 180Life4 yearsAnnual Cost$ 100Which alternative should be chosen? Use the IRR method (or ERR if necessary).Opening in Google Drive.

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A company is considering buying a new equipment. They have a choice between tw models. The company has a MARR of 5%. The salvage value of each model at the ene of its service life is zero First Cost Life Annual Cost Model A $ 450 8 years $ 90 Model B $ 180 4 years $ 100 Which alternative should be chosen? Use the IRR method (or ERR if necessary).

A company is considering buying a new equipment. They have a choice between tw models. The company has a MARR of 5%. The salvage value of each model at the ene of its service life is zero First Cost Life Annual Cost Model A $ 450 8 years $ 90 Model B $ 180 4 years $ 100 Which alternative should be chosen? Use the IRR method (or ERR if necessary).

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