An equivalence relation exists when present value (PV) is less than or equal to compound value (CP). Equivalence relations compare single amounts and series of cash flows where the present value is less than or equal to the compound value. Equivalence relations determine whether PV ≤ CP for series of cash flows.
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Engineering Economics Part 2
An equivalence relation exists when present value (PV) is less than or equal to compound value (CP). Equivalence relations compare single amounts and series of cash flows where the present value is less than or equal to the compound value. Equivalence relations determine whether PV ≤ CP for series of cash flows.