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This discounting procedure is similar to that illustrated in the footnote to part (a) of Example 5 in this chapter. Continuous interest tables, such as Tables 5 to 8 in Chap. 7, can also be used. [Pg.309]

Footnotes to Table VI—continued " Metal halide-free. [Pg.265]

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