Drain Your Brain , a local video arcade , is considering the addition of a new virtual reality system . Several different vendors have been contacted . The owner of the arcade , affectionately referred to by the patrons as Wizard , has narrowed his selection to one of three choices ( mutually exclusive atematves ) . The data below describes the three systems under evaluation . Annual costs are based on electricity consumed , replacement parts based on use , and preventive maintenanco . Revenue estimates are provided by the vendors based on regional data and relative thrill as compared to other arcade games and a cost of $ 1.00 per play a . Which method ( PW.AW , FW . IRR ) would be best ( easiest ) to use to select the preferred allemative ? b . What is the implicit study period for this problem ? c Which alternative should be selected when MARR is 18 % ?

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