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Connor Corporation is considering two projects (see below) For your analysis assume these projects are mutually exclusive with a required
project 1 Initial investment =$465,000
project 2 Initial investment=$700,000 cash inflow Year 1= $850,000
Compute the following for each project
NPV(
PI(profitability index)
IRR(
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