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Exhibit II The cash flows of a two-year project when demand turns out to be "high and when demand turns out to be "low" are presented below. The probability that demand will be "high" is 50% and the probability that demand will be "low" is 50%. The appropriate discount rate is 11% Cash flow if demand is "high" Cash flow if demand is "low" Year 0 -$100 -$100 Year 1 $100 $50 Year 2 $100 $50 Refer to Exhibit II. What is the expected NPV of the project? Round your final answer to the nearest dollar. S If demand turns out to be "high" suppose that the firm has the option to invest an additional $50 at the end of Year 1 to increase production capacity. Doing so would result in an annual cash flow of $200 (rather than $100) at the end of Year 2. What is the expected NPV of the project, after accounting for this expansion option? Round your final answer to the nearest dollar. S Refer to your previous answers. What is the value for this expansion option? Round your final answer to the nearest dollar. S