In order to provide drinking water as part of its 50-year plan, a west coast city isconsidering constructing a pipeline for importing water from a nearby community that has aplentiful supply of brackish ground water. A full-sized pipeline can be constructed at a costof $100 million now. Alternatively, a smaller pipeline can be constructed now for $60million and enlarged 15 years from now for another $105 million. The pumping cost will be$25,000 per year higher for the smaller pipeline during the first 15 years, but it will beapproximately the same thereafter. Both pipelines are expected to have the same useful lifewith no salvage value.

At an interest rate of 6% per year, which alternative is moreeconomical?

The present worth of the full-sized pipeline is determined to be$____and that of the small-sized pipeline is $____.