Problem 10
One more break even problem
Acme Corp is looking at buying a new road paving machine.
The machine costs $3,000,000 and Acme wants to look at break even cost over a 4 year period of time . The machine paves roads for $275.00 per mile less than the current system . How many miles does this equate to per year to break even if an 8% cost of money is applied?
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