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Question 1a) Project A has annual cash flows of $200.00 for the next three years. Project B has annual cash flows of $100.00 for the

Question 1a)

Project A has annual cash flows of $200.00 for the next three years. Project B has annual cash flows of $100.00 for the next three years and then annual cash flows of $500.00 for the following four years. Assuming both projects have an initial cost of $500.00, which project is better based on the payback period criteria?

Project A

Project B

Cannot be determined without discount rates for each project

Both projects have the same payback period

Question 1b)

A project having a payback period of 4.73 years implies ____.

the NPV is greater than zero

the NPV is less than zero

the NPV equals zero

nothing about the NPV

Question 1c)

If the IRR of a project is equal to the discount rate of the project then ____.

the PI is zero

the payback period is zero

the NPV is zero

the present value payback period is zero

Question 1d)

A project generates a revenue of $100.00 today for a service to be performed one year from today at a cost of $110.00. Which discount rate will make the NPV greater than zero?

8%

9%

10%

11%

Question 1e)

What is the IRR for a project that has an initial cost of $400.00 and produces a revenue of $452.00 one year from today? (Hint: calculate the return on the investment)

11% APR

12% APR

13% APR

14% APR

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