4. If an investment project has an IRR equal to the interest rate, the NPV for that project a. is positive b. is negative c. is zero. The NPV vs. r graph shows this best. d. may be negative or positive
If an investment project has an IRR equal to the interest rate, the NPV for that project:-
c. is zero.
When the investment yield the same rate as the return we require then the present value of cash inflows and cash outflow are also the same which yields a NPV of zero.
4. If an investment project has an IRR equal to the interest rate, the NPV for...
If an investment project has an internal rate of return equal to the required rate of return, the NPV for the project: A. may be either positive or negative B. is positive C. cannot be determined D. is zero E. is negative
If an investment project (with conventional cash flows) has IRR equal to the cost of capital, the NPV for that project is: Positive Negative Zero Unable to determine Question 13 (2 points) The following are measures used by firms when making capital budgeting decisions except: Payback period Internal rate of return P/E ratio 1. Net present value
A project has a profitability index (PI) of 1.1. If the initial investment of $10,000. What do you know about the NPV and IRR? a) NPV may be smaller than zero b)NPV must be $1000 c) The IRR is the prevailing discount D) none of the above
7) Which of the following statements is FALSE? A) The IRR investment rule will identify the correct decision in many, but not all, situations. B) By setting the NPV equal to zero and solving for r, we find the IRR. C) If you are unsure of your cost of capital estimate, it is important to determine how sensitive your analysis is to errors in this estimate. D) The simplest investment rule is the NPV investment rule. 8) Which of the...
Intemal rate of return (IRR) is computed by finding the discount rate that a. NPV of a project to be zero b. NPV of a project to be greater than zero c. NPV of a project to be less than zero d. IRR of a project to be zero Select one: a NPV of a project to be greater than zero
8) Project A has an internal rate of return (IRR) of 15 percent. Project B has an IRR of 14 percent. Both projects have a required retum of 12 percent. Which of the following statements is MOST correct? A) Project A must have a higher NPV than Project B. B) Both projects have a positive net present value (NPV) C) Project B has a higher profitability index than Project A. D) If the required return were less than 12 percent,...
Please calculate the NPV and the IRR for a project requiring a return of 12.5%, with an initial investment of ($150,000) plus the following cash flows: Year 1 $55,000; Year 2 $51,000; Year 3 $47,000; Year 4 $42,000. Please calculate the IRR and the NPV. A. IRR 11.97% and NPV ($-1,584.82) negative B.IRR 11.97% and NPV $1,584.82 positive C.IRR 12.50% and NPV ($-1,584.82) negative
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Comparing the NPV profile of an investment project to that of a financing project demonstrates why the: a. incremental IRR varies with changes in the market rate of interest. b. IRR decision rule for investment projects is the opposite of the rule for financing projects. c. life span of a project affects the decision as to which project to accept. d. NPV rule for financing projects is the opposite of the rule for investment projects. e. profitability index and the...
1. We can get multiple IRRS when we draw an NPV profile for a project when: a. The project is riskless. b. The project requires a large investment. c. The project cash flows are uneven and change in sign. d. The project has a balloon payment. e. The opportunity cost of capital is high. 2. The length of time required for an investment to generate cash flows sufficient to recover its initial cost, without taking into account time value of...