The "Number of Procedures" bar shows the most extensive range of NPV values, indicating that this variable has the most substantial impact on the NPV$.$ The bar extends from approximately $-$$$375,000(30\%$ decrease in the number of procedures$)$ to $$3,218,519(30\%$ increase in the number of procedures$).$

The "Average Revenue per Procedure" bar has the second$-$longest range, extending from approximately $$224,000(20\%$ decrease in average revenue per procedure$)$ to $$2,619,610(20\%$ increase in average revenue per procedure$).$

The "Building$/$Equipment Salvage Value" bar has the shortest range, spanning from approximately $$1,410,000(10\%$ decrease in salvage value$)$ to $$1,433,586(10\%$ increase in salvage value$),$ indicating that this variable has the least impact on the NPV among the three variables analyzed. can you create sensitivity graph please

Question #$2$: Sensitivity Analysis

Scenario

Number of Procedures

Average Revenue per Procedure

Building$/$Equipment Salvage Value

NPV

Base Case

$20$

$$2,000$

$$12,000,000$

$$1,421,793$

Decrease by $10\%$

$18$

$$1,800$

$$10,800,000$

$$822,885$

Decrease by $20\%$

$16$

$$1,600$

$$9,600,000$

$$223,977$

Decrease by $30\%$

$14$

$$1,400$

$$8,400,000$

$-$$$374,932$

Increase by $10\%$

$22$

$$2,200$

$$13,200,000$

$$2,020,702$

Increase by $20\%$

$24$

$$2,400$

$$14,400,000$

$$2,619,610$

Increase by $30\%$

$26$

$$2,600$

$$15,600,000$

$$3,218,519$