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SOLUTIONS MANUAL Engineering Economics Financial Decision Making for Engineers, 6/e Sixth Edition CHAPTER 1 Solutions to Chapter-End Problems A. Key Concepts When to Use Engineering Economics: 1.1 (a) Yes - several quantifiable alternatives exist (b) Yes - if quantifiable (c) No - alte...

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stumerit@gmail.com stumerit@gmail.com SOLUTIONS MANUAL Engineering Economics Financial Decision Making for Engineers , 6/e Sixth Edition stumerit@gmail.com CHAPTER 1 Solutions to Chapter -End Problems A. Key Concepts When to Use Engineering Economics: 1.1 (a) Yes - several quantifiable alternatives exist (b) Yes - if quantifiable (c) No - alternatives are not quantifiable (d) No - since it mainly involves intangible qualifications of the candidate (e) Yes - at least two alternatives are quantifiable (f) Yes - with quantifiable costs and benefits (g) No - hard to quantify (h) Yes - if the effect is quantifiable (i) Yes - quantifiable (j) No - benefits are hard to quantify (k) Yes - quantifiable (l) Yes - if quantifiable 1.2 Five examples: 1) Location of the business: renting vs. buying decision 2) Equipment: leasing vs. buying decision 3) Equipment: choosing one out of several alternatives; analysis of cost savings 4) Viability of the business: analysis of cash flow; ability to recover the capital investment 5) Effect of the corporate tax rate 1.3 Whatever the description for the items listed, it should be clear that all engineering design is founded on controlling the costs incurred. Ethics in Decision -Making: 1.4 There is no right or wrong answer to any of these questions. The student should observe, however, that there often is a difference in how we should behave compared to how we do behave. B. Applications 1 Copyright © 2016 Pearson Canada Inc. stumerit@gmail.com Chapter 1 - Engineering Decision Making 1.5 There is no right answer to which they should move into. However, they probably will move into the duplex, on the grounds that emotion has a more direct impact on our decisions than does logic. 1.6 (a) She should probably not buy the cheapest one. She cannot decide on price alone. (b) If everything else is the same, one would expect Karen to buy the cheapest one. 1.7 Ciel can (1) invest time in making sure she has the best information about all of the issues that will affect her future sales, and (2) do sensitivity analysis in her financial calculations. 1.8 It is not clear that Trevor should sell out to Venture Corp. He will get more money that way, but it may be very important to him that his brainchild continue to thrive. What Trevor has to decide is whether avoiding the displeasure he gets from Venture Corp. closing down his company is worth $1 000 000 to him. If it is, he should take the Investco offer, or if not, the Venture Corp. offer. 1.9 Possible uncertainties that associate with the new technology: 1) Is the new technology proven to be viable? 2) Is the performance or quality that are expected from the technology proven to be consistent? 3) Are there any “side effects”? 4) Is this technology going to stay, or will it be replaced quickly by an alternative technology? 5) What market share might Telekom gain? Sensitivity analysis may be able to address the second and third issues by considering a range of performance/quality/side effect issues. The first and fourth issues, however, may be difficult to address by sensitivity analysis since there is no specific quantity that can be varied. C. More Challenging Problems: 1.10 The Toyota Corolla is the right choice when the interest rate is very high, while the BMW is the right choice if the interest rate is very low. 2 Copyright © 2016 Pearson Canada Inc.

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