Katie's project has a five-year term, a first cost, no salvage value, and annual savings of $10,000 per year. After doing present worth and annual worth calculations with a 13 percent interest rate, Katie notices that the calculated annual worth for the project is exactly three times the present worth. What is the project's present worth and annual worth? Should Katie undertake the project? Note: Due to rounding, the final annual worth for the project may not be exactly three times the present worth, but an approximate. Click the icon to view the table of compound interest factors for discrete compounding periods when i = 13%. Katie undertake the project. The project's annual worth is ...$. The project's present worth is... $. Karie ... undertake the project. (Round to the nearest cent as needed.)
