I don't really understand the question, but if it happens regardless, it's not going to impact the decision, so you can probably ignore it.
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The disassembly cost does it happen if we do the project or not, so why it is not an irrelevant cost?
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Hello Duarte!
The costs is only irrelevant (basically you can ignore it) if it´s going to be incured regardless of the decision, so it can be ignored in the trade-off
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Clara
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