This Is an example of Conventional cash flow that means the the cash out flow initially and Inflow over the period of time.
According to Earlier data Yes Project should be accepted
later's data project should be rejected because MIRR is Less than required rate of return.
(Note :- in first table information about the Required rate of return is not visible due to drop down but it is available in second condition and there they have used word "again" that means same 5% rate of return was in question number 1 I have assumed.)
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