Q4 and Q5: Annuity/Annuity due/Perpetuity: delayed first cash flow4. A company has a project to install a new production line. This project will finish after two years.Then the firm would anticipate the first annual cash flow from this project to be $1 million, oneyear after the production line is installed. Suppose the production line will work without extra costsfor 5 years, and the annual cost of capital (r) is 3.5 percent. Calculate the present value of thisproject.5. What if the production line in Q4 will generate the $1 million cash flow forever?

Part 2: ExplanationStep 1:Determine the cash flows for the project. The project generates $1 million…

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