Garner-Wagner is considering a project that is replicable with a $3,000,000 investment at time zero, and returns $500,000 each year for five yearsand has a discount rate of I/YR = 10%.If Garner-Wagner goes ahead with this project today, it will obtain knowledge that will give rise to additional opportunities 5 years from now (at t = 5). The company can decide at t = 5 whether or not it wants to pursue these additional opportunities.

Based on the best information available today, there is a 35% probability that the outlook will be favorable, in which case the future investment opportunity will have a net present value of $6 million at t = 5. There is a 65% probability that the outlook will be unfavorable, in which case the future investment opportunity will have a net present value of -$6 million at t = 5.

Garner-Wagner does not have to decide today whether it wants to pursue the additional opportunity. Instead, it can wait to see what the outlook is. However, the company cannot pursue the future opportunity unless it makes the $3 million investment today.

What is the estimated net present value of the project, after consideration of the potential future opportunity?

-$1,104,607

-$875,203

$199,328

$561,947

$898,205

What is the minimum price (or "floor" price) at which the Neuman's bonds should sell? If the following is true: Years to maturity:10Stock price:$30.00 Parvalue:$1,000.00Conversionprice:$35.00 Annualcoupon:5.00%Straight-debtyield:8.00%

$698.15

$734.89

$773.57

$814.29

$857.14