Present value of $1 Periods123456789106%0.943400.890000.839620.792090.747260.704960.665060.627410.591900.558398%0.925930.857340.793830.735030.680580.630170.583490.540270.500250.4631910%0.909090.826450.751310.683010.620920.564470.513160.466510.424100.3855412%0.892860.797190.711780.635520.567430.506630.452350.403880.360610.3219714%0.877190.769470.674970.592080.519370.455590.399640.350560.307510.2697416%0.862070.743160.640660.552290.476110.410440.353830.305030.262950.22668 Present value of an annuity of $1 Periods1234567896%0.943401.833392.673013.465114.212364.917325.582386.209796.801698%0.925931.783262.577103.312133.992714.622885.206375.746646.2468910%0.909091.735542.486853.169873.790794.355264.868425.334935.7590212%0.892861.690052.401833.037353.604784.111414.563764.967645.3282514%0.877191.646662.321632.913713.433083.888674.288304.638864.9463716%0.862070.743160.640660.552290.476110.410440.353830.305030.26295 Layton Company is considering two competing projects that will change its current manufacturing process. The after-tax cash flows associated with the two investments are as follows: The company's cost of capital is 12%. A. Compute the net present value for Project X. (Round answer to the nearest dollar.) $ B. Compute the net present value for Project Y. (Round answer to the nearest dollar.) $ C. Compute the internal rate of return for Project X. (Round discount factor to five decimal places.) % D. Compute the internal rate of return for Project Y. (Round discount factor to five decimal places.) % E. Which project should be chosen and why? Project should be chosen because its is greater than the of Project