This man is master of teaching engineering economics in a very understandable way. Kudos to you bro for making this video and helping thousands of aspiring engineers. I hope people recognizes you and your business blooms!
@@jaysonbolanos8063 I appreciate it man!!! This made my day. For real, it means so much to me to know I’m helping you master these analysis skills for your FE exam. Thank you so much for the best wishes and for this comment 🙏🏼
Your videos continue to jog my memory on classes I took a few years ago. Still not extremely confident, but my exam is in two weeks and I definitely feel more prepared because of your videos. Thank you!
Hi Nicholas, I am happy to hear these videos are helping, thank you. It definitely takes some time and patience to pick up on things learned from the past. But so far, it seems like you are doing your best to and employing the right study habits to prepare for this exam. A few of these include: - Using the PDF FE Handbook as much as you can and quickly going through the handbook. - Knowing how to use your calculator (fast). - Not overthinking questions, if you don't know it flag it and move on. Give yourself time to answer questions you feel like you can solve. This will also leave you with some time to review the question you flagged (who knows, you may even solve them after gaining confidence by working the ones you know). Keep going through as many practice problems as you can while making sure you are giving a practice exam a go to mimic the testing environment which can be quite stressful under a time constraint. I am sure you will do great!
Sorry, I am not sure about your question. Are you referring to the salvage value? It's given a positive sign since it's a positive cashflow we get at the end of the machine's life.
This man is master of teaching engineering economics in a very understandable way. Kudos to you bro for making this video and helping thousands of aspiring engineers. I hope people recognizes you and your business blooms!
@@jaysonbolanos8063 I appreciate it man!!! This made my day. For real, it means so much to me to know I’m helping you master these analysis skills for your FE exam. Thank you so much for the best wishes and for this comment 🙏🏼
I passed my ME FE exam this spring with your videos. You are the best! Thank you so much!
Congratulations! I’m glad these videos helped. Well done!!
Your videos continue to jog my memory on classes I took a few years ago. Still not extremely confident, but my exam is in two weeks and I definitely feel more prepared because of your videos. Thank you!
Hi Nicholas, I am happy to hear these videos are helping, thank you.
It definitely takes some time and patience to pick up on things learned from the past. But so far, it seems like you are doing your best to and employing the right study habits to prepare for this exam. A few of these include:
- Using the PDF FE Handbook as much as you can and quickly going through the handbook.
- Knowing how to use your calculator (fast).
- Not overthinking questions, if you don't know it flag it and move on. Give yourself time to answer questions you feel like you can solve. This will also leave you with some time to review the question you flagged (who knows, you may even solve them after gaining confidence by working the ones you know).
Keep going through as many practice problems as you can while making sure you are giving a practice exam a go to mimic the testing environment which can be quite stressful under a time constraint.
I am sure you will do great!
Thank you a lot. Now, I can clearly understand the logic of the Annual value.
Nice! I’m glad you found it helpful.
this is the best video on engineering econ for the FE Exam
Oh wow! Didn't expect to hear this! I'm happy to know you found this helpful. Keep up the good work 💪🏼
Excellent!
am I crazy? or is a sign flipped here? 4000*0.0874 is only 350. or is it supposed to be negative?
Sorry, I am not sure about your question. Are you referring to the salvage value? It's given a positive sign since it's a positive cashflow we get at the end of the machine's life.
@@directhubfeexam I think I got it. If you punch in the final equation you get a negative value. But it’s an annual cost, so that checks out.
@@sunnygalli Awesome! Glad to know we got the same answer. Well done!
Thak you teacher
My pleasure!
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You're welcome! Keep up the good work!
Calculation error !