Investment Analysis Measures
		Bullock Gold Mining
		Ross, S. A., Westerfield, R. W., & Jordan, B. D. (2020). Essentials of Corporate Finance (10th ed.), pg. 274. McGraw Hill LLC.
		Input area:
		Year	Cash flow
		0	$ (625,000,000)	<--Listed negative because its an outflow of cash
		1	$ 70,000,000
		2	$ 129,000,000
		3	$ 183,000,000
		4	$ 235,000,000
		5	$ 210,000,000
		6	$ 164,000,000
		7	$ 108,000,000
		8	$ 86,000,000
		9	$ (90,000,000)	<---Listed as negative because investment lost revenue
		Required return	12%
		Payback Period Input area:
		Year	Cash Flow	Balance remaining
		0	$ (625,000,000)
		1	$ 70,000,000
		2	$ 129,000,000
		3	$ 183,000,000
		4	$ 235,000,000
		5	$ 210,000,000
		6	$ 164,000,000
		7	$ 108,000,000
		8	$ 86,000,000
		9	$ (90,000,000)
		Output area:
		Payback period		<--Complete Payback Input Chart and enter answer here
		IRR		<--Use IRR fx for credit consideration.
		PV of future cash flows		<--Use NPV fx for credit consideration.
		Profitability index						PI = PV of future cash flows (CF1-infinite)/Initial Investment Cost
								Hint: Remember to only use Cash Flows 1-9 in NPV fx
		NPV of Project						NPV of project = PV of future cash flows (CF1-infinite) - Initial Investment Costs
		Based upon your calculations from the previous question, explain in detail (complete sentences) whether or not Bullock Gold Mining company should open the mine, and why.
		Reference:
		Ross, S. A., Westerfield, R. W., & Jordan, B. D. (2020). Essentials of Corporate Finance (10th ed.), pg. 274. McGraw Hill LLC.