A) future value of a single amount problem.
B) present value of a single amount problem.
C) future value of an annuity problem.
D) present value of an annuity problem.
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A) greater than zero.
B) less than zero.
C) greater than one.
D) less than one.
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A) the NPV is greater than the hurdle rate.
B) the NPV is greater than the IRR.
C) the NPV is positive.
D) the NPV is negative.
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A) present value.
B) cash value.
C) future value.
D) accounting value.
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A) $924,580
B) $24,580
C) $900,000
D) $300,000
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A) choose the option with the lowest cost on a net present value basis.
B) choose the option with the lowest undiscounted cost.
C) not use net present value because it cannot be used to compare investments.
D) not use sensitivity analysis.
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A) The payback period is the amount of time it takes for a capital investment to "pay for itself."
B) In general, projects with longer payback periods are safer investments than those with shorter payback periods.
C) When cash flows are equal each year, the payback period is calculated by dividing the initial investment in the project by its annual cash flow.
D) The payback method is often used as a screening tool for potential investments.
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