I have answered third and fifth questions
3) Mutually exclusive
Mutually exclusive projects means if you take up one project for investment then you cannot take up other projects
5) Future value
as you invest 500 today , the investment will pay you back 555 in 2 years, which means
the future value of 500 after 2 years = 555
calculated as = 500(1+R)2
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