Q4. Personal Investment Analysis Find the cost of a bachelor's degree at the university of your choice; assume additional costs of $16,000 for an additional fifth year of education to get a master's degree. Assume that all tuition is paid at the beginning of each year. A student considering this investment must evaluate the present value of cash flows from possessing a graduate degree versus holding only an undergraduate degree. Assume that the average student with an undergraduate degree is expected to earn an annual salary of $55,000 per year (assumed to be paid at the end of the year) for 10 years. Assume that the average student with a graduate master's degree is expected to earn an annual salary of $76,000 per year (assumed to be paid at the end of the year) for nine years after graduation. Assume a minimum rate of return of 10%. 1. Determine the net present value of cash flows for the cost of education based on 10% rate for the undergraduate degree. 2. Determine the net present value of cash flows from the 10 years' salary of an undergraduate degree. Use the present value table provided in Chapter 26. 3. Determine the net present value of cash flows for the cost of education based on 10% rate for the master's degree. 4. Determine the net present value of cash flows from the 9 years' salary of a master's degree, assuming that no salary is earned during the graduate year of schooling. 5. Calculate and compare the net advantage or disadvantage of pursuing a graduate degree under these assumptions