Compute the benefit-cost ratio

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A project will cost $50,000. The benefits at the end of the first year are estimated to be $10,000, increasing at a 10% uniform rate in subsequent years. Using an 8-year analysis period and a 10% interest rate, compute the benefit-cost ratio.

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