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Amanufacturer is considering replacing a productionmachine tool. The new machine, costing $40,000,would have a life of 5years and no salvage value, but would save the firm $5000 per year in directlabor costs and $2000 per year in indirect laborcosts. The existing machine tool was purchased 4years ago at a cost of $40,000. It will last 5moreyears and will have no salvage value. It could be soldnow for $15,000 cash. Assume that money is worth10% and that differences in taxes, insurance, and soforth are negligible. Use an annual cash flow analysisto determine whether the new machine should bepurchased.

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