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Thank you very much for all the lessons! The explanations were easy to digest. I learned a lot. I recently majored in finance, so it was interesting to learn capital budgeting from the engineering perspective. Are there any more advanced topics in the field of engineering economics that connect to the contents of this course? If so, which books or videos are recommended? Thank you very much.

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that 1/2 must be a mistake.

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The real rate here shouldn't be 0.208*100= 20.8% ?

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Hi,very helpful video, although I think you forgot to actually square you're 83.5 and 64.5, when calculating you're correlation.

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How did u assume interest of 12% and 18% ? should it be greater than MARR ?

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sir will be that 4.100 ??. i am not getting that after calculation. plz clarify this

What do you do when G is not given?

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Hello, how would you interpret the last part? With 95% probability our population mean is greater than 12.2? Very helpful video by the way, thanks!

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Hi! Thank you for this great video. I have one question - why is the +10,000 considered annual when it does not apply to the 5th year? I understand it is annual for 1-4, but the 5th is just the salvage value of 7000. Let's say it has a 10,000 benefit for only 2 of the 5 years. Would 10,000 still be considered annual? Or, would you instead need to convert 20,000 (10k for 2 years) to an annual worth for 5 years: 20k*(A/P, 10%, 5).

Is the answer to Ex 2.3 16045.106 ??

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How did you do the graph?

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