3. [3 points] Consider the two investment opportunities with cash flows shown in the table below. Option 1 Option 2 -$85,000$127,500 0 2 42,500 42,500 [1 point] Compare these two projects using a net present worth approach. You can assume that MARR is 13% and that both projects can be repeated for the same cost and subsequent cash flows in the future. a. [1 point] Compare these two projects using an annual equivalent approach. Assume that MARR is 9% and that both projects are again repeatable. Do not calculate a present value when making your calculations [1 point] Compare these two projects using a Rate or Return approach. If the company MARR is 10%, which of these two projects should be selected for investment? b. c. 3. [3 points] Consider the two investment opportunities with cash flows shown in the table below. Option 1 Option 2 -$85,000$127,500 0 2 42,500 42,500 [1 point] Compare these two projects using a net present worth approach. You can assume that MARR is 13% and that both projects can be repeated for the same cost and subsequent cash flows in the future. a. [1 point] Compare these two projects using an annual equivalent approach. Assume that MARR is 9% and that both projects are again repeatable. Do not calculate a present value when making your calculations [1 point] Compare these two projects using a Rate or Return approach. If the company MARR is 10%, which of these two projects should be selected for investment? b. c