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Business, 10.07.2019 17:50, genyjoannerubiera

Ivan, an industrial engineering student, is working on a homework problem for engineering economy. he needs to calculate the pw at 12 % of a cash flow series with $1,000 at t = 3, $1,500 at t = 4, and $2,000 at t = 5.

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