Q1- Katherine, a biology major at the University of Texas, wants to run for office one day and pretends that she cares about the elderly. She wants to provide meals to elderly care centers, and in order to do so, she needs refrigerators to keep the food in a cold and dry environment. She has two option for mobile refrigerators. Applying annual cash flow techniques (EAUW), and considering a MARR of 8%, which option should she pick? Option 1 Option 2 Initial cost P, $ 18,000 19,000 Annual O&M, $/year 5,000 Refurbishment cost, $ 0 8,000 2000 (every 4 years) Salvage value Life, years 2,000 4,000 12 4 Q1- Katherine, a biology major at the University of Texas, wants to run for office one day and pretends that she cares about the elderly. She wants to provide meals to elderly care centers, and in order to do so, she needs refrigerators to keep the food in a cold and dry environment. She has two option for mobile refrigerators. Applying annual cash flow techniques (EAUW), and considering a MARR of 8%, which option should she pick? Option 1 Option 2 Initial cost P, $ 18,000 19,000 Annual O&M, $/year 5,000 Refurbishment cost, $ 0 8,000 2000 (every 4 years) Salvage value Life, years 2,000 4,000 12 4