Please help me with questions 1 to 3

Text: B. Problem Statement Saigon Company is planning to invest in several of eight (8) projects. However, it faces several constraints such as budgetary, maximum number of projects, and the relationship among projects (contingent and/or duplicative). The Company is seeking your assistance in selecting the projects that will maximize its Net Present Worth given the different set of constraints. Projects Initial Cost NPW A $125,000 $35,000 B 175,000 45,000 C 100,000 (10,000) D 250,000 65,000 E 225,000 95,000 F 320,000 40,000 G 190,000 (14,000) H 350,000 90,000 (xxx) = Negative NPW; MARR = 10% Questions 1 to 3 a) Budget = $1,500,000; MARR = 10%. b) Use the NPW decision criterion to determine the best feasible bundle of independent projects. 1. The best investment bundle consists of projects a) ABCF; b) ABCG: c) ABDEFH; d) ABCDEF. 2. The NPW ($) of the best investment bundle is a) 320,000; b) 370,000; c) 420,000; d) 460,000. 3. The total cost ($) of the best investment bundle is a) 1,365,000; b) 1,445,000; c) 1,485,000; d) 1,720,000

B. Problem Statement Saigon Company is planning to invest in several of eight (8) projects. However, it faces several constraints such as budgetary, maximum number of projects, and the relationship among projects (contingent and/or duplicative) The Company is seeking your assistance in selecting the projects that will maximize its Net Present Worth given the different set of constraints. Initial Cost $125,000 175,000 100,000 250,000 225,000 320,000 190,000 350,000 xxx) = Negative NPW: MARR = 10% NPW $35,000 45,000 10,000 65,000 95,000 40,000 (14,000 90,000 Projects Questions 1 to 3 a) Budget= $1,500,000; MARR 10%. b) Use the NPW decision criterion to determine the "best" feasible bundle of independent projects. 1 The best invest undle consists of projects a) ABCF; b) ABCG: c) ABDEFH; d) ABCDEF. The NPW (S) of the best investment bundle is a) 320,000; b) 370,000; c) 420,000; d) 460,000 2. e to t (S) of the best investment bundle is a) 1,365,000; b) 1,445,000; c) 1,485,000; d) 1,720,000