Business, 08.03.2021 20:00 alleshia2007

Match the measures of worth in the first column with an appropriate definition from the list below. Annual worth
Discounted payback period
Capitalized worth
External rate of return
Future worth Internal rate of return
Present worth
1. Converts all cash flows to a single sum equivalent at t-(planning horizon) usingiMARR
2. Converts all cash flows to a single sum equivalent at t = 0 using i = MARR
3. Converts all cash flows to an equivalent uniform series over the planning horizon
4. Determines an interest rate that yields a PW (or FW or AW) of O
5. Determines how long it takes for the cumulative present worth to be positive at iMARR
6. Determines the interest rate that equates the future worth of invested capital to the future worth of recovered capital invested at i MARR
7. Determines the PW when the planning horizon is infinitely long

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