If a project returns Exactly the required rate of return (x) then: 1. NPV will be...
If a project returns Exactly the required rate of return (x) then:
1. NPV will be ____.
2. PI will be _____.
3. IRR will be ____.
options:
x
0
1
Homework Answers
1.NPV will be 0.
2.PI will be 1.
3.IRR will be x.
At required rate of return NPV will be 0.
Profitability index will be 1.
IRR will be equal to required rate of return.
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