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-X Payback Period Accounting Rate Profitability The following table contains information about four projects in which Rhodes Corporation has the opportunity to invest. This information is based on estimates that different managers have prepared about their potential project. Click the icon to view the projects information.) Requirements 1 Data Table 1. Rank the four projects in order of preference by using the a. net present value. b. project profitability index. c. internal rate of return. d. payback period. e. accounting rate of return. 2. Which method(s) do you think is best for evaluating capital investment projects in general? Why? Internal Requirement 1. Rank the projects in order of preference Investment Net Present Life of Rate Project Required Value Project of Return (a) (c) (d) (e) A..... $ 225,000 $ 35,908 5 20 % Net Present Internal Rate Payback Accounting Rate B $ 405,000 $ 49.740 6 23 % Value Index of Return Period of Return $ 1.030.000 $ 151,325 18 % 1st preferred $ 1.530,000 $ 18.870 4 13 % 2nd preferred 3rd preferred Index in Years of Return 1.16 2.96 19 % Profitability 1.12 3.12 14 % C 3 1.15 13 % 2.17 3.00 1.01 24 % 4th preferred Requirement 2. Select the method that corresponds to the appropriate explanation. Print Done : This method indicates profitability by comparing the present value of the investment's net cash inflows with the cost of the investment (already stated V: This method helps to compare the NPV across alternative investments of varying sizes. V: This method also indicates profitability and incorporates the time value of money. This method will show us the actual rate of return being earned on the investment by equating the present value of the net cash inflows to the investment's cost. In other words, it is the interest rate which brings the investment's NPV to zero. V: This method will show the company how quickly it recoups its initial investment. This method will be good for screening out those potential investments that are too risky because the period is too long. However, the period will not be the sole criterion for accepting capital investments since it does not give the company any insight about the investment's profitability. Additionally, it does not incorporate the time value of money. : This method will give the company an indication of how profitable the investment will be. However, since it does not consider the time value of money, it is not the best indicator of profitability. This method is the only method that uses accrual accounting figures. Therefore it will help the company assess the impact of investments on the financial statements. The other methods use net cash flows. Choose from any drop-down list and then continue to the next