None Projects S and L are equally risky, mutually exclusive, and havenormal cash flows. Project S's IRR is 15%, while Project L's IRR is12%. The two projects have the same NPV when the WACC is 7%.Which of the following statements is CORRECT?If the WACC for both projects is 10%, Project S will have a largerNPV than Project L.If the WACC for both projects is 18%, both projects will havepositive NPVs.If the WACC for both projects is 13%, Project L will have a largerNPV than Project S.If the WACC for both projects is 9%, both projects will havenegative NPVs.If the WACC for both projects is 6%, Project S will have a largerNPV than Project L18:21

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