You are analyzing the Photon project, which has the expected cash flows below. The Photon project has a 4 year life (assume "best life") and is competing against another project for funding (the Warp project). That is, the two projects are mutually exclusive. The Warp project has an 8 year life (assume "best life"; cash flows not provided): You notice that the projects have lives of different lengths, so you ask whether the Photon project can be repeated at the end of 4 years. The answer is that it can be. To ad,ust for the differing lives, you decide to use the NPV replacement chain method: For your initial analysis, you are to assume that Photon can be duplicated exactly. Using the replacement chain method and a discount rate of 13.2%, compute Photon's. NPV, in a way that would be appropriate to compare to the NPV of the Warp project. Round to nearest penny. Year 0 cash flow =172,000 Year 1 cash flow =71,000 Year 2 cash flow =71,000 Year 3 cash flow =71,000 Year 4 cash flow =71,000