The follow two table displays the list of variables under three cases:Pessimistic, Expected and Best.

Top table lists valule of variables, and bottom lists NPV of the change of that one variable, while holding the rest of varaibles at the value under expected case.

For example, NPV of "-$1,892" is computed using market size changed to "pessimistic" (5000), while the rest of variable all kept under expected case (for example market share 30%, price 2 etc).

Variable	Pessimistic	Expected	Best
Market Size	5,000	10,000	20,000
Market share	20%	30%	50%
Price	1.9	2.0	2.2
Variable cost	1.2	1.0	0.8
Fixed cost	1,891	1,791	1,741
Initial Investment	1,900	1,500	1,000

Variable\NPV	Pessmistic	Expected	Best
Market Size	- $1,802	$1,517	$8,154
Market Share	-696	1,517	5,942
Price	853	1,517	2,844
V.C.	189	1,517	2,844
F.C.	1295	1,517	1,628
Initial investment	1208	1,517	1903

If sensitivity of NPV against Market Size is 0.6637, then when market size change from 10,000 to 12,000, what is new NPV?

Multiple Choice

• NPV new= 10,000+ 0.6637*(12000-10000)

• NPV new= 0.6637*(12000-10000)

• NPV new= 1517+ 0.6637*(12000-10000)