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ENGR 120 · Engineering Economy - Summer 2026
Problem Set 3 — Graded
Sample Student
83 / 100
83%
ProblemScore
P1 · Simple vs. compound interest20 / 20
P2 · Equivalent uniform annual cost16 / 20
P3 · Internal rate of return25 / 25
P4 · Present-worth comparison8 / 10
P5 · Benefit–cost & sensitivity14 / 25
P4 · Present-worth comparison
8 / 10
Rubric
G1 Places the initial cost, annual savings, and terminal salvage with the correct sign and timing 4 / 4
G2 Builds the present-worth comparison from the correct cash flows, but discounts the annual series one payment at a time 4 / 6
How to get full credit Use (P/A, 8%, 8) for the annual series, then add the salvage with (P/F, 8%, 8).
Your work
+3,200/yr +12k −28k
PW = −28,000 + 3,200(P/F,8%,1) + 3,200(P/F,8%,2) + …
↑ each year discounted separately (should be P/A)
+ 12,000(P/F,8%,8)
PW ≈ $1,090
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ENGR 120 · Engineering Economy - Summer 2026 Exam 1 · Grading summary

Submissions

15 / 17

Mean

94.5 / 100

Median

97 / 100

What needs attention

2 students did not submit.

3 of 15 did not fully explain the learning percentage.

Strength by concept

Learning curve

Q5-Q6 · 20 pts

87%

Decision framing

Q7 · 10 pts

89%

Time value of money

Q2 · 20 pts

93%

Equivalent-life comparison

Q3 · 20 pts

99%

Benefit-cost and externalities

Q4 · 30 pts

99%
De-identified example based on a real pilot, N=15 submissions.

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