A1:

Hence, MIRR for project A is 15.73%.
A2:


Hence, IRR for project B is 18.42%
A3: Say, you need to borrow x amount at risk free rate
Hence, Total investable amount=(1000000+x)
Total amount of money invested in the market =(1000000+x)*(1+25%)
Value of total borrowed money=1.08*x
Now, Total Profit= Value of investment after 1 year-invested amount=33% of profit
=1000000+250000+x+0.25*x-1.08*x-1000000=1000000*33%=330000
or, 250000+0.17*x=330000
or, x=470588
Hence, You need to borrow $470588 at risk free rate and invest into the market portfolio.
Option e is correct.
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