You have $200,000 today. There is a project that you believe will return increasing returns over the next ten years. In fact you have come up with the return schedule that you believe is the best forecast of rates of return on your investment. Based on these relurns the FV of your $200,000 investment at the end of 10 years will be between $390,500 and $390,510. You make the investment at time zero and first interest is earned over the fist year so it is earned from time 0 to time 1. The FVSCHEDULE slarts at time 1 not time 0 . True False Your venture has signed a new consulting contract that will require you to invest in new analytical software and a new computer. The cost of this equipment is $200,000. You will finance this investment by borrowing from the bank. The loan will be for 6 years at a rate of 7%. The loan will be amortized over the three years so that at the end of year 3 your loan balance will be $0. The principal payment at the end of year 3 is $32,010.44 plus or minus $5. True False Your venture has signed a new consulting contract that will require you to invest in new analytical software and a new computer. The contract will generate the cash flows at specific times. You decision rule is to only accept projects that have an internal rate of return that exceeds 12%. This project should be accepted True False Your venture has signed a new consulting contract that will require you to invest in new analytical software and a new computer. The contract will generate the following periodic cash flows. You have used bank credit to finance the cost of the software and hardware. The financing rate is 6%. Cash flows generated from the project will be reinvested at 4%. The MIRR of the project is between 6% and 7%. time cashflow 012345$200,000$20,000$30,000$50,000$65,000$80,000 True False