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As Project C, D & E have B/C less than 1, they would not be considered for incremental B/C analysis
Project Left in increasing order of initial cost = A < F < B
B/C of A versus F = 1.02 is greater than 1, so F is selected and A is rejected
B/C of B versus F = 1.20 is greater than 1, so B is selected and F is rejected
Project B should be selected
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