1.
C
Working note:
NPV of benefits = 30/1.05 + 100/1.05^2 = $119.27
2.
D
Working note:
NPV of costs = 60 + 60/1.05 = $117.14
3.
A
I will start the project as NPV of benefits is greater than than the NPV of costs.
4.
B
Working note:
If R = 10%
Then,
NPV of the porject = 30/1.1 + 100/1.1^2 - (60+60/1.1) = - $4.62
I will not start the project as NPV of the project is negative.
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