Question 6 For the alternatives given in Question 5, assume that this company has only $70,000 to invest now. It is required to select the most economically feasible alternative or group of alternatives. Left-over cash can be invested in another alternative or in buying bonds. The details of these bonds are as follows: - Face value of each bond is $1,000 - It can be bought at face value in the bond market. - Bond coupon rate is 6% - Bond maturity is 5 years after purchase - Bond revenues are received every quarter - At the end you receive face value of the bond. You can use the NPW values to make a comparison between different alternatives. MARR is 7.4%. You can buy more than one bond ($1,000 each). However, you cannot invest in one particular alternative twice (e.g., you cannot have two instances of alternative A). Clearly state all scenarios for investing the available $70,000 along with calculations of NPW

Question 6 For the alternatives given in Question 5, assume that this company has only $70,000 to invest now. It is required to select the most economically feasible alternative or group of alternatives. Left-over cash can be invested in another alternative or in buying bonds. The details of these bonds are as follows Face value of each bond is $1,000 It can be bought at face value in the bond market -Bond coupon rate is 6% - Bond maturity is 5 years after purchase Bond revenues are received every quarter At the end you receive face value of the bond You can use the NPW values to make a comparison between different alternatives. MARR is 7.4%. You can buy more than one bond ($1,000 each). However, you cannot invest in one particular alternative twice (e.g., you cannot have two instances of alternative A). Clearly state all scenarios for investing the available $70,000 along with calculations of NPW