Nacirema Desserts Inc. has developed a new ice cream machine, the Coldplay Shiver, that is rarely out of service $($unlike the one at your favourite local burger joint$).$ Naciremas finance department believes that demand will be strong for the new machine, so they are working on a feasibility study. To manufacture an initial run of this machine, the firm will invest $$750,000$ for manufacturing equipment, which should last six years, with straight$-$line depreciation and no salvage value. The tax rate would be $30\%.$ The initial selling price for a Coldplay Shiver is expected to be $$12,000.$ Expected variable cost per Shiver is $$5000.$ Expected fixed costs, such as rent, utilities, and salaries, but excluding tax$-$deductible depreciation expense, would be $$250,000$ per year.Address the following questions independently from one another. Refer to the original information given in the paragraphs above to answer each..e$.$Assuming you could sell $60$ Shivers per year, what would be your internal rate of return $($IRR$)?(5$ marks$)$f$.$Assuming you could sell $60$ Shivers per year, what would your selling price have to be to generate a net present value of $$150,000$ at a $15\%$ discount rate? $(8$ marks$)$g$.$If you could sell $60$ Shivers in the first year and your sales volume increased by $5\%$ each year until the end of Year six, what would the net present value be at a $15\%$ discount rate? $(12$ marks$)$h$.$Considering your answers to the previous questions, is this project an acceptable investment? Explain why. $(5$