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  • Of Return, Simply Set Up The Equation and Solve For I. Example 1.6 Illustrates The Procedure

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    This document discusses calculating rates of return for investments in tractors costing $12,000 and $73,500. It notes that when evaluating investments, a company must consider its cash flow position and ability to pay operating expenses in addition to the investment. Examples are provided on calculating rates of return.

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    This document discusses calculating rates of return for investments in tractors costing $12,000 and $73,500. It notes that when evaluating investments, a company must consider its cash flow position and ability to pay operating expenses in addition to the investment. Examples are provided on calculating rates of return.

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    Of Return, Simply Set Up The Equation and Solve For I. Example 1.6 Illustrates The Procedure

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    This document discusses calculating rates of return for investments in tractors costing $12,000 and $73,500. It notes that when evaluating investments, a company must consider its cash flow position and ability to pay operating expenses in addition to the investment. Examples are provided on calculating rates of return.

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    of return, simply set up the equation and solve for i. Example 1.

    6 illustrates
    the procedure.

    Example 1.6:

    used tractor is $ 12,000. Calculate the rate of return for the both tractors.
    Solution:
    must always consider its cash flow position. Can it handle a $73,500
    investment and still have the resources to pay the general operating
    expenses?
    Example 1.7:
    Example 1.8:
    Example 1.9:

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