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Engineering Economy, 5/e
Leland Blank, Texas A&M University
Anthony Tarquin, University of Texas - El Paso
More On Variation and Decision Making Under Risk
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Monte Carlo sampling makes the assumption that all parameters of an alternative are _____________.
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Expected value
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Chance of 1.0
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Cumulative distribution
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Same probability
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Market interest rate
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Random
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Estimated asset life
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Sample variance
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