A year ago, the spot exchange rate of the euro was $$1\mathrm{.}20.$ At that time, XT Co$.($a U$.$S$.$ firm$)$ invested $$4$ million to establish a project in the Jordan. It expected that this project would generate cash flows of $3$ million euros at the end of the first and second years $.$ XT Co$.$ always uses the spot rate as its forecast of future exchange rates $.$ uses a required rate of return of $20$ percent on international projects $.$ Because conditions in the Jordan are weaker than expected $,$ the cash flows in the first year of the project were $2$ million euros $,$ and XT now believes the expected cash flows for next year will be $1$ million euros A company offers to buy the project from XT today for $$3\mathrm{.}25$ million $.$ Assume no tax effects $.$ Today $,$ the spot rate of the euro is $$1\mathrm{.}30.$ Should XT accept the offer?