
Financial Management: Theory & Practice
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![Fill in the yellow cells using excel funtions (trying to build excel model please use excel functions) Given the following
information about 4 mutually exclusive projects that are expected to be repeated infinitely, complete the table
information (the shaded blanks). Assume that all projects are equally risky and will have the same cost of capital. Which
project should be chosen? (20 Points) \table[[, A, B, C, D], [CF (0), ($1,600, 000), ($2, 225, 000), ($2, 460,000), ($
1,500,000)], [Inflows (equal for life of the project), $565,000,,, $712,000], [Project Life,5,3,4,], [NPV,, $
350,000,,], [IRR,,,, 20.00%], [MIRR, 18.50%,..], [PAYBACK (Yrs),,, 2.5,], [Terminal Value,,,,], [WACC,,,,]]
6.
Given the following information about 4 mutually exclusive projects that are expected to
be repeated infinitely, complete the table information (the shaded blanks). Assume that
all projects are equally risky and will have the same cost of capital. Which project should
be chosen? (20 Points)
CF
Inflows (equal for life of the project)
Project Life
A
B
C
($1,600,000) ($2,225,000) ($2,460,000) ($1,500,000)
$565,000
$712,000
D
5
3
4
NPV
$350,000
IRR
20.00%
MIRR
18.50%
PAYBACK (Yrs)
Terminal Value
WACC
2.5](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/82a88234-f075-423b-9272-5d4b0fa1fb92/395e3746-e511-4002-bb51-e57c47e23796/3w95yt_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:Fill in the yellow cells using excel funtions (trying to build excel model please use excel functions) Given the following
information about 4 mutually exclusive projects that are expected to be repeated infinitely, complete the table
information (the shaded blanks). Assume that all projects are equally risky and will have the same cost of capital. Which
project should be chosen? (20 Points) \table[[, A, B, C, D], [CF (0), ($1,600, 000), ($2, 225, 000), ($2, 460,000), ($
1,500,000)], [Inflows (equal for life of the project), $565,000,,, $712,000], [Project Life,5,3,4,], [NPV,, $
350,000,,], [IRR,,,, 20.00%], [MIRR, 18.50%,..], [PAYBACK (Yrs),,, 2.5,], [Terminal Value,,,,], [WACC,,,,]]
6.
Given the following information about 4 mutually exclusive projects that are expected to
be repeated infinitely, complete the table information (the shaded blanks). Assume that
all projects are equally risky and will have the same cost of capital. Which project should
be chosen? (20 Points)
CF
Inflows (equal for life of the project)
Project Life
A
B
C
($1,600,000) ($2,225,000) ($2,460,000) ($1,500,000)
$565,000
$712,000
D
5
3
4
NPV
$350,000
IRR
20.00%
MIRR
18.50%
PAYBACK (Yrs)
Terminal Value
WACC
2.5
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