mulation-based premise that a random sampling of increasing size becomes a better the possible outcomes. The large number of computations means ally computerized. have vary- installed in il one of a pole might a particular (c) What is an environmental life cycle assessment (LCA)? How do treated wood, metal, and con- crete poles compare? 10-2 The purchase of a used pickup for $22,000 is being A considered. Records for other vehicles show that costs for oil, tires, and repairs about equal the cost for fuel. Fuel costs are $1950 per year if the truck is driven 12,500 miles. The salvage value after 6 use drops about 15 per mile. Find the equivalent uniform annual cost if the interest rate is 5%. How much does this change if the annual mileage is 15,000? 10,000? 10-3 For the data in Problem 10-2 assume that the 10,000, 12,500, and 15,000 mileage values are, respectively, pessimistic, most likely, and optimistic estimates. Use a weighted estimate to calculate the equivalent annual cost. years of eful life of ved from an eable, it will e optimistic life for tele- all telephone total useful imistic life? 10-2 The purchase of a used pickup for $22,000 is being A considered. Records for other vehicles show that costs for oil, tires, and repairs about equal the cost for fuel. Fuel costs are $1950 per year if the truck is driven 12,500 miles. The salvage value after 6 years of use drops about 15 per mile. Find the equivalent uniform annual cost if the interest rate is 5%. How much does this change if the annual mileage is 15,000? 10,000? mulation-based premise that a random sampling of increasing size becomes a better the possible outcomes. The large number of computations means ally computerized. have vary- installed in il one of a pole might a particular (c) What is an environmental life cycle assessment (LCA)? How do treated wood, metal, and con- crete poles compare? 10-2 The purchase of a used pickup for $22,000 is being A considered. Records for other vehicles show that costs for oil, tires, and repairs about equal the cost for fuel. Fuel costs are $1950 per year if the truck is driven 12,500 miles. The salvage value after 6 use drops about 15 per mile. Find the equivalent uniform annual cost if the interest rate is 5%. How much does this change if the annual mileage is 15,000? 10,000? 10-3 For the data in Problem 10-2 assume that the 10,000, 12,500, and 15,000 mileage values are, respectively, pessimistic, most likely, and optimistic estimates. Use a weighted estimate to calculate the equivalent annual cost. years of eful life of ved from an eable, it will e optimistic life for tele- all telephone total useful imistic life? 10-2 The purchase of a used pickup for $22,000 is being A considered. Records for other vehicles show that costs for oil, tires, and repairs about equal the cost for fuel. Fuel costs are $1950 per year if the truck is driven 12,500 miles. The salvage value after 6 years of use drops about 15 per mile. Find the equivalent uniform annual cost if the interest rate is 5%. How much does this change if the annual mileage is 15,000? 10,000
