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2. You are considering two investment options as in the table below with the interest rate of 10%. (5 Points) Option Investment (P) $55,000 $70,000 $16,500 $16,800 Annual Revenues Annual Expenses $4,000 $5,200 $25,000 $27,000 Salvage Value (F) 4 Useful Life a) Calculate the annual worth (AW) of option A, using a single useful life b) Calculate the annual worth (AW) of option B, using a single useful life c) Calculate the present worth (PW) of option A, using a single useful life d) Calculate the present worth (PW) of option B, using a single useful life e) Calculate the annual worth (AW) of option A, assuming the repeatability for the useful life of 16 years. f) Calculate the annual worth (AW) of option B, assuming the repeatability for the useful life of 16 years. g) Calculate the present worth (PW) of option A, assuming the repeatability for the useful life of 16 years. h) Calculate the present worth (PW) of option B, assuming the repeatability for the useful life of 16 years. 2. You are considering two investment options as in the table below with the interest rate of 10%. (5 Points) Option Investment (P) $55,000 $70,000 $16,500 $16,800 Annual Revenues Annual Expenses $4,000 $5,200 $25,000 $27,000 Salvage Value (F) 4 Useful Life a) Calculate the annual worth (AW) of option A, using a single useful life b) Calculate the annual worth (AW) of option B, using a single useful life c) Calculate the present worth (PW) of option A, using a single useful life d) Calculate the present worth (PW) of option B, using a single useful life e) Calculate the annual worth (AW) of option A, assuming the repeatability for the useful life of 16 years. f) Calculate the annual worth (AW) of option B, assuming the repeatability for the useful life of 16 years. g) Calculate the present worth (PW) of option A, assuming the repeatability for the useful life of 16 years. h) Calculate the present worth (PW) of option B, assuming the repeatability for the useful life of 16 years