Consider the same project mentioned in the previous question: with $$100$ million initial investment and then $$65$ million received in the first year and $$65$ million in the second. Create an Excel file and use the IRR formula to find the IRR for the venture. After that create an NPV profile by making one column with hypothetical discount rates spanning from $\mathrm{.}01$ to $\mathrm{.}20($hint enter $\mathrm{.}01\mathrm{.}02\mathrm{.}03$ in a column and then click and drag to extrapolate the pattern$)$ then enter the NPV formula with a cell reference for the discount rate so you can have NPV in the column to the right of the initial column. Finally, insert a scatter diagram$/$chart$.$ The result should be an NPV profile with NPV on the vertical and discount rates on the horizontal. Which point on the curve corresponds to the IRR $($approximately$)$ and which corresponds to the true NPV $($assuming the same opportunity cost of capital from the previous question$)?$ Explain briefly