business maths

Suppose a firm has two business options to consider and has asked you to help them. Option "A" requires an immediate cost of $24,000 along with "upgrade costs" of $5,000 in year three and $8,200 in year six. The returns from these investments begin in year two and are estimated to be $2,900 per year for three years, $3,500 per year for the nist three years, and then $8,900 in years eight and nine respectively. The only return in year ten is a residual value or $5,400 Option "B" requires a cost now, and in years one and two of $8,000 and has estimated returns beginning at the end of year four ana ending in year ten of $4,500 per year. There will also be a residual value of $4,000 in year ten. Using Excel's IRR function, compute the rate of return for each of the two investment options available to the business baseed an the information given. Assume the business's expected return on investment is 13 percent. Your answers must be correct to exactly 4 decimal places and must not Include the percent sign, "\%*: Use Excel's Internal Rate of Return Function, do not calculate this by hand. iaternal Rate of Return for Option "A"- Internal Rate of Return for Option "B" = If you would consider only Option "A" enter 1; if you would consider only Option " B " enter 2 ; If you would consider both options enter 3 ; If you would not consider either of the two options enter 0. (zero)