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The city of Modesto, California needs more water. The town engineer has selected two plans for comparison: a gravity-based plan (divert water from the Sierras and pipe it by gravity to the city) and a pumping plan (pump water from a closer water source to the city). The pumping plant would be built in two stages, with half-capacity installed initially and the other half installed 10 years later. The analysis should assume a 40-year life, 10% interest on the municipal loan used to finance the project, and no salvage value of the project or equipment and the end of its life. Gravity Pumping Initial investment $2.8 million $1.4 millionAdditional investment in year 10 None $200,000Operation and maintenance $10,000/yr $25,000/yr Power cost Average the first 10 years None $50,000/yr Average the next 30 years None $100,000/yr(a) Use an annual cash flow analysis to find out which plan is preferred(b) What is the breakeven investment cost in year 10 to make these two projects equally preferable?

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