(3) A. Which cash flow below generates the Largest NPV? Which cash flow below generates the Largest IRR? What is the value of the Largest NPV? (3) B. Which cash flow below generates the lowest NPV? Which cash flow below generates the Lowest IRR? What is the value of the Lowest IRR? (2) C. Name two forces that were at play that caused one to be the largest NPV and the other to be the Lowest NPV? (1) D. If you were the business owner, which cash flow (CF1 through CF10) would you prefer, assuming you can replicate the investment as many times as $5,000,000 in available capital could cover? YRS YR7 IRR Initial Investment MARR YRO YR1 YR2 YR3 YR4 YR6 NPV CF1 | 12% -$500,000 $147,216 $218,129 $210,904 $292,567 $394,849 $394,849 $394,849 NPV1 IRR1 CF26% -$700,000 $141,327 $209,404 $202,468 $280,864 $379,055 $379,055 $379,055 NPV2 IRR2 CF315% $1,000,000 $852,000 $279,055 $180,456 $174,955 $372,525 $560,030 $509,603 NPV3 IRR3 CF4 12% $250,000 $70,663 $104,702 $101,234 $140,432 $189,527 $189,527 $189,527 NPV4 IRR4 CF5 17% -$400,000 $117,920 $174,721 $168,934 $234,346 $316,274 $316,274 $316,274 NPVS IRRS CF6 | 15% -$10,000 $3,018 $4,472 $4,324 $5,999 $10,096 NPV6 IRR6 CF717% -$500,000 $176,659 $261,755 $253,085 $351,081 $473,819 $473,819 $473,819 NPV7 IRR7 CF819% -$250,000 $41,372 $109,404 $252,017 $280,864 $379,055 $379,055 $300,055 NPV8 IRR8 CF9 15% -$250,000 $132,494 $196,316 $189,814 $263,310 $355,364 $355,364 $55,364 NPV9 IRR9 CF10 9% $1,000,000 $500,960 $560,030 $372,525 $174,955 $180,456 $279,055 $352,000 NPV1 IRR10 $8,096 $8,096