A particular project that requires an upfront investment of $125,000 is found to have a net present value of $1,500. What can be said about this project? The project is not worthwhile because $1,500 is probably not enough, given the initial investment required. The project should be undertaken as it earns $1,500 in profit. The project should be undertaken as it provides a return that is greater than the company's cost of capital. The costs would also have to be examined to determine if it is worthwhile. If a project has a net present value of $36,500, and a required rate of return of 12%, it can be concluded that the IRR must be what? Greater than 12% Cannot be determined Exactly equal to 12% Less than 12%