Moving to another question will save this response. Question 17 of 20 Question 17 1 points "Save Ans In projects all values are considered in today's terms-called the present value (PV). The Present value is calculated by using the following formula PV - Cn/ (1+1) Where Cn future value of the investment n years hence and discounting rate. A project requires an expenditure of $100 000 now and will yield $200 000 in 6 years. Assume a 10 per cent discount rate. Calculate the Net Present Value on a piece of paper, provide the answer you calculated and state whether the project should be supported TTA 312