Question 1 1 pts A financial analyst is evaluating a project that has projected cash flows as follows: CFO: -(2,532) CF1: 1,064 CF2: 1,955 CF3: 1,220 CF4: 1,072 Given this information and a cost of capital of 10.4%, what is the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of this project? 38.7% O 40.6% O 46.1% O 43.3% Question 2 1 pts If you deposit $19,000 into an investment that earns an average annual interest rate of 12.5% compounded quarterly, how much will you have after 6 years? $37,378 $39,764 $41,354 $44,138Question 7 1 pts If you deposit $8,000 into an investment that earns an average annual interest rate of 4.2% compounded once a year, how much will you have after 4 years? O $9,431 O $9,903 $10,233 $10,516 Question 8 1 pts You are to receive a single lump sum payment of $197,000 at the end of 4 years. What is the value of that sum today if the opportunity cost of money is an annual interest rate of 15.8% compounded monthly? O $98,835 O $105,144 $109,349 O $116,710Question 5 1 pts You are to receive a single lump sum payment of $111,000 at the end of 4 years. What is the value of that sum today if the opportunity cost of money is an annual interest rate of 16.7% compounded monthly? O $57,176 O $60,035 O $62,036 O $63,751 Question 6 1 pts You are to receive a single lump sum payment of $137,000 at the end of 4 years. What is the value of that sum today if the opportunity cost of money is an annual interest rate of 12.0% compounded once a year? O $81,842 $87,066 O $90,549 O $96,643Question 3 1 pts If you deposit $9,000 into an investment that earns an average annual interest rate of 12.6% compounded monthly, how much will you have after 4 years? O $13,373 $14,116 $14,859 $15,617 Question 4 1 pts You are to receive a single lump sum payment of $109,000 at the end of 5 years. What is the value of that sum today if the opportunity cost of money is an annual interest rate of 13.9% compounded semi-annually? $48,989 $50,938 $52,886 $55,670Question 9 1 pts Compute the present value each set of uneven cash flows using the nov function in Excel. Discount Rate: 14.0% Year 1: $17,900 Year 2: $49,200 Year 3: $9,800 Year 4: $27,300 [ Choose ] Discount Rate: 11.5% Year 1: $14,000 Year 2: $33,600 Year 3: $14,000 Year 4: $49,300 [ Choose ] V Discount Rate: 7.1% Year 1: $21,800 Year 2: [ Choose ] V $18,300 Year 3: $10,900 Year 4: $16,300 Discount Rate: 12.8% Year 1: $34,800 Year 2: [ Choose ] $26,700 Year 3: $32,900 Year 4: $4,400 Discount Rate: 9.5% Year 1: $48,600 Year 2: [ Choose ] $3,800 Year 3: $23,800 Year 4: $46,800Question 12 1 pts Fred is setting up a trust fund for his son. The trust will pay his son $2,000 each year for the next 32 years. If the trust fund earns 4.2 percent interest per year, how much does Fred have to put into the trust fund today in order to fund the series of annual payments? (Show your answer as a positive number).Question 11 1 pts Match the appropriate Internal Rate of Return (IRR) to each set of cash flows. CFO: -347 CF1: 14 CF2: 26 CF3: 35 CF4: 192 CF5: 226 [ Choose ] CFO: -333 CF1: 33 CF2: 26 CF3: 30 CF4: 169 CF5: 137 [ Choose ] CFO: -267 CF1: 38 CF2: 25 CF3: 14 CF4: 124 CF5: 193 [ Choose ] CFO: -335 CF1: 23 CF2: 23 CF3: 35 CF4: 199 [ Choose ] CF5: 160 CFO: -319 CF1: 33 CF2: 34 CF3: 23 CF4: 147 [ Choose ] OF5: 162Question 10 1 pts Compute the present value each set of uneven cash flows using the nov function in Excel. Discount Rate: 11.9% Year 1: $13,200 Year 2: $18,500 Year 3: $49,200 Year 4: $44,600 [ Choose ] Discount Rate: 14.6% Year 1: $32,900 Year 2: $40,700 Year 3: $49,300 Year 4: $8,700 [ Choose ] Discount Rate: 14.9% Year 1: $18,400 Year 2: [ Choose ] $46,700 Year 3: $29,800 Year 4: $40,800 Discount Rate: 15.0% Year 1: $26,100 Year 2: [ Choose ] $36,900 Year 3: $12,000 Year 4: $37,700 Discount Rate: 14.3% Year 1: $26,100 Year 2: [ Choose ] $41,300 Year 3: $1,700 Year 4: $44,500