$2$i$.$ Assume a postaudit

What are the project's

annual net cash inflows?

$2$a$.$ What is the present value

of the project's annual net

cash inflows?

$2$c$.$ What is the project's net

present value?

$2d.$ What is the profitability

index for this project?

$2$e$.$ What is the project's

internal rate of return?

$2$f$.$ What is the project's

payback period?

$2g.$ What is the project's

simple rate of return for each

of the five years?

$2$h$.13.$ Assume a postaudit

showed that all estimates

$($including total sales$)$ were

exactly correct except for the

variable expense ratio, which

actually turned out to be $50\%.$

What was the project's actual

net present value? $($

showed that all estimates

$($including total sales$)$ were

exactly correct except for the

variable expense ratio, which

$2$j$.$ Assume a postaudit showed

that all estimates $($including

total sales$)$ were exactly

correct except for the variable

expense ratio, which actually

turned out to be $50\%.$ What

was the project's actual simple

Required information

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Cardinal Company is considering a five$-$year project that would require a $$3,025,000$ investment in equipment with a

useful life of five years and no salvage value. The company's discount rate is $16\%.$ The project would provide net operating

income in each of five years as follows:

Click here to view Exhibit $14$B$-1$ and Exhibit $14$B$-2,$ to determine the appropriate discount factor$($s$)$ using table.$($ASK FOR MORE INFO SO I CAN UPLOAD THE SECOND TABLE BEFORE CALCULATIONS$)$