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2 3 4 56789012 11 12 13 14 15 456 16 A 17 18 B 10 Additionally, if Angie decides to invest in Investment 1 she would need to invest in Investment 3 as well. (This is not true the other way around, if she invests in Investment 3 she does not need to invest in Investment 1.) Use Solver to maximize the Total NPV. Jx D E Angie is considering seven investments. The cash required for each investment and the net present value (NPV), in millions, each investment adds to the form are given in the table. *The cash available for investment in year 1 is $50 million. *The cash available for investment in year 2 is $20 million. *Angie wants to find the investment policy that maximizes her NPV. *The crucial assumption here is that if Angie wishes to take part in any of these investments, she must go "all the way". F G Input data on pc Investment Year 1 cost Year 2 cost NPV Decisions: wheth Investment levels Budget constraint Year 1 Year 2 Objective to maxin

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