The NPV of a project decreases with discount rate r. When r=10%, NPV=$10 million; when r=11%, NPV=-$5 million. The IRR o

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The NPV of a project decreases with discount rate r. When r=10%, NPV=$10 million; when r=11%, NPV=-$5 million. The IRR o

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The Npv Of A Project Decreases With Discount Rate R When R 10 Npv 10 Million When R 11 Npv 5 Million The Irr O 1
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The NPV of a project decreases with discount rate r. When r=10%, NPV=$10 million; when r=11%, NPV=-$5 million. The IRR of this project must be Below 10% Not enough information. Between 10% and 11%. Above 11%.
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