Given four proposals for funding a new project with a 100M limit on capital funding and the MARR is established at 12% per year.ProjectFirst CostEstimated Annual SavingsProject Life, YearsW12M5M25M7.3М4Y45M12.1M6.60M9M8Use the exact internal rate of return method to determine which of the four independent projects should be funded. Write thevalue of the not acceptable project accordingly/in sequence (W/X/Y/IZ).ANSWER for ALTERNATIVE 1: Blank 1ANSWER for ALTERNATIVE 2: Blank 2

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Given four proposals for funding a new project with a 100M limit on capital funding and the MARR is established at 12% per year. Project First Cost Estimated Annual Savings Project Life, Years W 12M 5M 25M 7.3М Y 45M 12.1M 6. 60M 9M 8 Use the exact internal rate of ret method determine which of the four independent projects should be funded. Write the value of the not acceptable project accordingly/in sequence (W/X/Y/Z). ANSWER for ALTERNATIVE 1: Blank 1 ANSWER for ALTERNATIVE 2: Blank 2

Given four proposals for funding a new project with a 100M limit on capital funding and the MARR is established at 12% per year. Project First Cost Estimated Annual Savings Project Life, Years W 12M 5M 25M 7.3М Y 45M 12.1M 6. 60M 9M 8 Use the exact internal rate of ret method determine which of the four independent projects should be funded. Write the value of the not acceptable project accordingly/in sequence (W/X/Y/Z). ANSWER for ALTERNATIVE 1: Blank 1 ANSWER for ALTERNATIVE 2: Blank 2

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