Year Project A Project B 0 -$150,000 -$150,000 1 8,000 80,000 2 30,000 40,000 3 45,000...

Year	Project A	Project B
0	-$150,000	-$150,000
1	8,000	80,000
2	30,000	40,000
3	45,000	35,000
4	55,000	25,000
5	85,000	20,000

At what WACC would there be a break-even between the two projects?

7.23%
8.48%
7.57%
7.89%
What is the NPV for Project A assuming the WACC is 10%?
1. $5,653.94
2. $10,522.64
3. $6,219.33
4. $11,574.90
What is the IRR for Project B?
1. 11.2%
2. 13.9%
3. 11.6%
4. 10.9%

What is the discounted payback period of Project A assuming the WACC is 10%?
1. 4.1 years
2. 5.5 years
3. 5.1 years
4. 4.9 years

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