All of the proposals have a project life of 10 years. D and E are mutually exclusive. It is also known that B is contingent on D, while A and C are contingent on E. The maximum amount available for investment is P 4.5 M. a. Develop the matrix of investment alternatives. Indicate which alternatives are feasible. (Follow the format of the table given below).

All of the proposals have a project life of 10 years. D and E are mutually exclusive. It is also known that B is contingent on D, while A and C are contingent on E. The maximum amount available for investment is P 4.5 M. a. Develop the matrix of investment alternatives. Indicate which alternatives are feasible. (Follow the format of the table given below).

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