A corporation is considering four possible investment opportunities. The following table present information about the investment (in $) profits: Project Present Capital Required Year-wise Value of by Project Expected Year1 Returns Year2 Year3 1 4200 600 550 270 N 3300 750 550 150 3 2550 400 250 200 4. 3700 350 200 270 1300 1800 900 Capital available for Investment In addition, one or both of the projects 1 and 3 can consider but project 4 can consider if project 2 accepted. Also the total revenue can not be less than 6000. Formulate an integer programming model to determine which project should be accepted and which should be rejected to maximize the present value from accepted project. A corporation is considering four possible investment opportunities. The following table present information about the investment (in $) profits: Project Present Capital Required Year-wise Value of by Project Expected Year1 Returns Year2 Year3 1 4200 600 550 270 N 3300 750 550 150 3 2550 400 250 200 4. 3700 350 200 270 1300 1800 900 Capital available for Investment In addition, one or both of the projects 1 and 3 can consider but project 4 can consider if project 2 accepted. Also the total revenue can not be less than 6000. Formulate an integer programming model to determine which project should be accepted and which should be rejected to maximize the present value from accepted project