Question 5 1 pts A candy business generates $200,000 in cash flow each year, in perpetuity. Assume each year's entire cash flow arrives at the end of the year. It is considering adding a second assembly line. Doing so will increase annual cash flow to $350,000 each year. The modernization project will cost $2 million, paid today, and be finished in time to fully impact this year's cash flow. The required return is 8%. What is the NPV of this expansion project (in thousands? 0-450 0-125 450 2,200 DQuestion 6 1 pts Which of these sentences is generalyfalse about accounting financial statements for typical large public firms Balance sheet values do not necessarily reflect true market values. Shareholder's equity on the balance sheet incorporates potential profits from future investment opportunities. Revenues and costs shown on the income statement do not necessarily reflect when cash is actually received or paid by the firm. o Balance sheets can omit valuable assets acquired without measurable cost