11. In present value calculations, what is the term given to the rate of return embedded in the calculation? A. LIBOR Prime rate C Discount Rate D. Compound interest Rate 12. Assume you invest $700,000 in an office building that you expect to be able to sell in one year for $800,000. Assuming a 7% discount rate, what is the Net Present Value (NPV) of the building? A $55,662.33 B. $48,665,12 C. $47,334.28 D. $47,663.55 13. If you invested $1,000 (Year 0), then added S 1,000 per year for 20 years at a 5% interest rate. how much money would you have at the end of Year 20? A. $35,719.25 B. $45,821.32 C. $48.300.00 D. $51.322.44 14. Congratulations you have won the lottery! However, before you get the money you must work through a PV/FV calculation. You have two options. One, you can take a lump sum payment of 50Million or, two, opt for an annual payment of $1 Million for 30 years. Assuming a 5% rate of return which of the two choices will yield the greater NPV? A LumSPayment because the lump sum payment is greater than the Npv of the payment B. c. D. stream Annuity because the NPV is greater than $50Millon but less than $60Million Annuity because the NPV is greater than S60 Million but less than S7Million Annuity because the NPV is greater than $70Milion 15. Assume the following cash flows; Year 1-$100,000 Year 2-$150,000 Year 3-$200,000 Assuming a discount rate of 9%, what is the NPV of this cash stream? A. $372,431.81 B. $323,482.11 C. $402,112.90 D. $327.431.81