3) Analysis of new project investment (25 marks) Tim loves the advice you have been giving him! He is now determining if he should invest in opening a new laser tag centre to cater to the growing demand for this awesome leisure activity. To start the centre, Tim thinks he will need to immediately invest in $20,000 of computer equipment and $2,400,000 of specialized laser tag equipment. Both assets depreciate at a rate of 30%. Assume that the laser tag equipment will be sold for $1,400,000 when the business is closed (in two years). The computer equipment will be worthless at that time. The laser tag centre will charge $6 per game and the company expects to host 38,000 games in the first year and 41,000 in the second year. Operating cash flows as a percentage of sales are expected to be 80% in the first year and 85% in the second year. Assume that all revenues (and expenses) occur at the end of the year. The tax rate is 40% and the cost of capital is 10%. (a) Should Tim invest in the laser tag centre? Why? Please base your answer on your estimate of the NPV of the investment. Please provide a clear concluding statement that summarizes your result. (17 marks) (b) Tim has heard about something called the Internal Rate of Return (IRR). He wants to know if the IRR for this project is greater than, less than or equal to 10% for this project? How do you know? (3 marks) (c) Tim wonders, if the cost of capital was 12% instead of 10%, should he invest? Why or why not