Solution :
Project F :
The IRR of Project F = 12.99 %
As per the IRR Rule,
a. In case the IRR of the project is greater than its cost of capital, the project should be accepted.
b. In case the IRR of the project is lesser than its cost of capital, the project should not be accepted.
Since, the IRR of the project at 12.99 %, is greater than its cost of capital at 11 % , the project F should be accepted.
Project E :
The IRR Static of Project E = 24.28 %
As per the IRR Rule,
a. In case the IRR Static of the project is greater than its cost of capital, the project should be accepted.
b. In case the IRR Static of the project is lesser than its cost of capital, the project should not be accepted.
Since, the IRR Static of the project at 24.28 %, is greater than its cost of capital at 7 % , the project E should be accepted.
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