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You are considering the following two mutually exclusiveprojects. Both projects will be depreciated using straight-linedepreciation to a zero book value over the life of the project.Neither project has any salvage value. Project A ProjectBYear Cash Flow Year Cash Flow0 -$45,000 0 $-40,0001 $17,500 1 $8,2002 $18,000 2 $ 14,6003 $22,500 3 $ 36,800Required Rate of ReturnProject A- 8% Project B- 12%Required Payback PeriodProject A- 2 years Project B- 2 yearsRequired Accounting ReturnProject A 8.5% Project B- 9.5%a. (5 points) What is the NPV for each of the projects? Whichproject should be accepted if NPV method is applied? Explainwhy.b. (5 points) What is the IRR for each of the projects? Whichproject should be accepted if IRR method is applied? Explainwhy.c. (5 points) What is the payback period for each of theprojects? Which project should be accepted if payback period methodis applied? Explain why.d. (5 points) What is the discounted payback period for each ofthe projects? Which project should be accepted if discountedpayback period method is applied? Explain why.e. (5 points) What is the profitability index for each of theprojects? Which project should be accepted if profitability indexmethod is applied? Explain why.f. (5 points) What is the average accounting return (AAR) foreach of the projects, assuming that cash flows occurring after year0 are net income? Which project should be accepted if AAR method isapplied? Also, assume that the target AAR is 10%.g. (5 points) Define and find the crossover rate.h. (5 points) Sketch the NPV profile. Plot all the relevantcoordinates (i.e., the points on the x and y axis; and thecross-over rate) on the graph.
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