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Alternatively consider that two alternative machines will produce the same product, but one will produce higher quality items which can be expected to return greater revenue. Given the following data table, populate relevant data from your organisation/proposed organisation for any asset for the organisation which alternative option is better. Use the B/C method, a study period of expected life, and a Minimum Acceptable Rate of Return (MARR) of 10%. Alternative A Alternative B Procurement and installation cost: Salvage value: Annual receipts/ revenues/cost savings: Annual disbursements/ costs: Life: Determine the B/C values for each machine by using both the conventional and the modified formulations. Alternatively consider that two alternative machines will produce the same product, but one will produce higher quality items which can be expected to return greater revenue. Given the following data table, populate relevant data from your organisation/proposed organisation for any asset for the organisation which alternative option is better. Use the B/C method, a study period of expected life, and a Minimum Acceptable Rate of Return (MARR) of 10%. Alternative A Alternative B Procurement and installation cost: Salvage value: Annual receipts/ revenues/cost savings: Annual disbursements/ costs: Life: Determine the B/C values for each machine by using both the conventional and the modified formulations