Suppose that you could invest in the following projects but have only $29,700 to invest. How would you make your decision and in which projects would you invest? Project Cost NPV A $ 7,850 $ 3,200 B 11,060 6,460 C 9,200 4,150 D 6,540 3,090 You should invest in which of the following options? A & B only B & C only B & D only A, B, & C B, C & D

Suppose that you could invest in the following projects but have only $29,700 to invest. How would you make your decision and in which projects would you invest? Project Cost NPV A $ 7,850 $ 3,200 B 11,060 6,460 C 9,200 4,150 D 6,540 3,090 You should invest in which of the following options? A & B only B & C only B & D only A, B, & C B, C & D

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Chapter11: Capital Budgeting Decisions

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Project	Cost	NPV
A	$ 7,850	$ 3,200
B	11,060	6,460
C	9,200	4,150
D	6,540	3,090

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