Two projects have the following projected cash flows:Project AProject BYearCash FlowCash Flow0-$105,000-$150,0001$30,000$30,0002$45,000$30,0003$30,000$40,0004$15,000$50,0005$44,500$87,000Both projects have a salvage value at the end of year 5 of $20,000Calculate the NPVs and IRRS of each project, if the WACC is 6% and if it is11%. Then answer the questions that follow.You may find it useful to enter your answers in the following table:NPVIRRProject AProject BProject A Project B@6% WACC @ 6% WACC @11% WACC @11% WACCScreenshot 2024-04-...iQ QくNPV & IRRRefer to the NPV & IRR Scenario above. What is the Future Value of ProjectA if the WACC is 11%?48,267○ $64,349$103,818○ $71,701$97,323

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