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XTR company is considering investing in Project Zeta or Project Omega. Project Zeta generates the following cash flows: an initial cost of 351 dollars in year zero (today), and positive returns of 194 dollars in year 1; 290 dollars in year 2; 330 dollars in year 3; and 195 dollars in year 4. Project Omega generates the following cash flows: an initial cost of 230 dollars in year 0, and positive returns of 120 dollars in year 1; 100 dollars in year 2; 200 dollars in year 3; and 120 dollars in year 4. The MARR is 10 % per year. Use the annual worth method to calculate the annual worth of the BEST project. (note: round your answer to two decimal places; do not include spaces or dollar signs; If your answer is 15.34%, write 15.34, not 0.1534)

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