Which of the following is not true? There is no difference between the amount in simple interests and compound interests. Holding all others equat, the present value of annuities or perpetuities are lower if the discount rate gets higher, as it would indicate that the present value of the future cash inflows will decrease. The formula for present value can be easily derived from the formula for future value None of the above (all of the above are correct statements), D Question 2 2.5 pts Let's assume there is a form that wants to invest $55,000 in a project with an interest rate of 12% annualy, and that the project will last for five years. What will be the Interests (.e. eamines) coming from the project if the firm chooses not to reinvest any of its earnings? $32.156 533,000 $41,929 $88.000 Question 3 2.5 pts Assume the firm makes a one-time investment of 583,000 today at a 11.2% interest rates and would like to have it grow to $250,000. How many years will the investment take to grow to $250,000? Assume the interest rate compounds annually. 11.20 years 12.45 years 9.38 years 10.39 years