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(1) If the interest rate is 16%, the firm will do only the projects whose ERR is greater than 16%. Thus the firm does the project outlet score and computer networks. Thus, total investment spending = 4+3 = $7 million
(2) For the firm to do all the projects, the interest rate must be lower than the ERR of the project with the lowest ERR
Thus, interest rate must be lower than 6%
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