Question: The incremental cash flow between two alternatives is shown below. The equation that can be used to correctly solve for the incremental rate of return

The incremental cash flow between two alternatives is shown below. The equation that can be used to correctly solve for the incremental rate of return is:

(a) 0 = −20,000 + 3000(A∕P,Δi*,10) + 400(P∕F,Δi*,10)

(b) 0 = −20,000 + 3000(A∕P,Δi*,10) + 400(A∕F,Δi*,10)

(c) 0 = −20,000(A∕P,Δi*,10) + 3000 + 400(P∕F,Δi*,10)

(d) 0 = −20,000(F∕P,Δi*,10) + 3000(F∕A,Δi*,10) + 400


Year.................................... Incremental Cash Flow, $
0 ....................................................... −20,000
1................................................... –10 +3,000
10 .......................................................... +400

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