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Many foragers like to get the "best bang for their buck", by focusing on resources (such as plant foods) that are easier to acqu

ire, but don't necessarily provide as many calories per unit as other resources, such as big-game animals. this cliché is a good example of:
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current disposal value= $170,000

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we find here total cost of old machine and new machine that is

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annual opening cost                  $60000                               $26000

total cost                                    $690000                             $584000

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total cost of old machine $690000 and purchase new machine $584000

so it should be recommend here for replace old machine with new

so cost saving $106000

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