u are considering upgrading some manufacturing facilities by purchasing one of the three different machines, each with the same production capacity. Machine A costs $30,000, has a life of 40 years, annual maintenance costs of $1500 and a salvage value of $5000. Machine B costs $20,000, has a life of 20 years, annual maintenance of $2000 and a salvage value of $3000. Machine C costs $10,000 has a life of 10 years, annual maintenance of $4000 and no salvage value. Determine the most economical choice based on minimizing the present value of total costs. Use an annual discount rate of 10%. Assume that initial costs, annual maintenance and discount rates are constant throughout the analysis period
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