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Should Management accept project GG? No, the IRR is less than the WACC No, the NPV is negative Yes, the IRR is greater than the WACC Yes, the NPV is positive Project GG has the following cash flows. What is the IRR (and assume a WACC of 10% )? 9.0% 10% 12% None of these are correct 11% Project GG has the following cash flows. What is the NPV using a WACC of 10\%? $1750 $8000 $67.05 $124.57 None of these are correct If both projects were mutually exclusive, using the IRR method: Project X&Y would not be chosen because their IRR is less than the WACC Project X would be chosen because its IRR is greater than the IRR of Project Y, and it is greater than the firm's WACC Project Y would be chosen because its IRR is greater than the IRR of project X and greater than the firm's WACC Project X&Y would be chosen because their IRR is greater than the WACC Project X&Y would be chosen because their IRR is greater than zero Should Management accept project GG? No, the IRR is less than the WACC No, the NPV is negative Yes, the IRR is greater than the WACC Yes, the NPV is positive Project GG has the following cash flows. What is the IRR (and assume a WACC of 10% )? 9.0% 10% 12% None of these are correct 11% Project GG has the following cash flows. What is the NPV using a WACC of 10\%? $1750 $8000 $67.05 $124.57 None of these are correct If both projects were mutually exclusive, using the IRR method: Project X&Y would not be chosen because their IRR is less than the WACC Project X would be chosen because its IRR is greater than the IRR of Project Y, and it is greater than the firm's WACC Project Y would be chosen because its IRR is greater than the IRR of project X and greater than the firm's WACC Project X&Y would be chosen because their IRR is greater than the WACC Project X&Y would be chosen because their IRR is greater than zero