Exampie 12: A company is appraising two projects A and B. Assuming the present value of future cash flows forproject A is 75,000 and that for project B is 74,850. Also assume that both projects have an initial capital investmentof R4,750 each. Calculate the PI for both projects and determine whether or not to invest in the projects.

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Intermediate Algebra

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Section12.3: Geometric Sequences And Series

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