Life cycle cost analysis lcca does not include user


True or False Questions

1. Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA) does not include "User benefits resulting from project" or "Externalities resulting from project"

2. Unlike analysis based on net annual worth, net present worth analysis does NOT require equal analysis periods for different alternatives?

3. Life-cycle cost analysis (LCCA) uses a common period of time called "Analysis Period" to assess cost differences between alternatives so that the results can be fairly compared.

4. Whether Present Value (PV) or equivalent uniform annual cost (EUAC) is used, the decision supported by the analysis will be the

5. Remaining Service Life (RSL) value exists only if the alternative will continue in operation after the end of the analysis period, whereas salvage value requires termination.

6. Remaining service life (RSL) is service life exceeding the analysis period.

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