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Aconsulting engineering firm's cfo wants to purchase either ford explorers or toyota 4runners for company principals. the two models under consideration cost $30,900 for the ford and $36,400 for the toyota.

when considering life-cycle costs, the aoc of the explorer is expected to be $600 per year more than that of the 4runner.

the trade-in values after 3 years are estimated to be 50% of the first cost for the explorer and 60% for the 4runner.

(a) what is the incremental ror between the two vehicles?

(b) provided the firm's marr is 18% per year, which vehicle should it buy?

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