Six mutually exclusive projects A, B, C, D, E and F, are being sered by XYZ. They have been ordered by first costs so that project A has the lowest first o project F the largest. Specifically, detailed cash flows for Projects A and B are t.Project A. Initial Cost of $224,082 annual beneft of $30,000 for 20 years Project B Initial Cost of $396,132 annual beneft of $45,000 for 20 years cost given below XYZ is using a MARR of 10%. (a) Based on the cash flows and the MARR of 10%, find the IRR Project A b) Based on the cash flows for Project A and B. calculate the IRR for the increment from A to EB. (c) The table below apply to all projects (A through F). The data can be interpreted as follows the IRR on the incremental investment from project C to D's 85% Based on ee discussed in this course, which project should be chosen using the same MARR of 10% the procedure on Increments of Project overall Investment from 10% -313 02) 2017 Six mutually exclusive projects A, B, C, D, E and F, are being sered by XYZ. They have been ordered by first costs so that project A has the lowest first o project F the largest. Specifically, detailed cash flows for Projects A and B are t.Project A. Initial Cost of $224,082 annual beneft of $30,000 for 20 years Project B Initial Cost of $396,132 annual beneft of $45,000 for 20 years cost given below XYZ is using a MARR of 10%. (a) Based on the cash flows and the MARR of 10%, find the IRR Project A b) Based on the cash flows for Project A and B. calculate the IRR for the increment from A to EB. (c) The table below apply to all projects (A through F). The data can be interpreted as follows the IRR on the incremental investment from project C to D's 85% Based on ee discussed in this course, which project should be chosen using the same MARR of 10% the procedure on Increments of Project overall Investment from 10% -313 02) 2017