Annual cash flow analysis

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One of two mutually exclusive alternatives must be selected. Alternative A cost $30,000 now for an annual benefit of $8450. Alternative B costs $ 50,000 now for an annual befneit of ?14,000 using a 15% nominal interest rate compounded continuously which do you recommend? Solve by annual cash flow analysis.

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