1]
PI = (NPV + initial investment) / initial investment
NPV is calculated using NPV function in Excel
PI is 1.21
Conclusion (1) is correct
2]
Conclusion (2) is incorrect
For a project with a PI higher than 1, "accept" is the right decision
3]
Conclusion (3) is correct
PI = (NPV + initial investment) / initial investment
PI will be higher than 1 if the dollar amount of initial investment is lower than the present value of future profits
4]
Conclusion (4) is incorrect
The NPV will be much higher than 1, as the PI is 1.21
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