The Flynn manufacturing company is undergoing a review by the board of regents for expounding their performance. Three proposals were under strict scrutiny given its investment and corresponding cash flow. If the company desires an MARR=15% for the period 5 years, which from the following proposal will be beneficial for Flynn company? End of year Proposal A Proposal B Proposal C -135000 -160000 -200000 1 24000 43000 60000 2 24000 43000 60000 3 24000 43000 60000 24000 43000 60000 24000 43000 60000 Calculate using Benefit-Cost Ratio Method. ОА. Proposal А О В. Proposal B О С. Proposal C O D. None of these 4-

The Flynn manufacturing company is undergoing a review by the board of regents for expounding their performance. Three proposals were under strict scrutiny given its investment and corresponding cash flow. If the company desires an MARR=15% for the period 5 years, which from the following proposal will be beneficial for Flynn company? End of year Proposal A Proposal B Proposal C -135000 -160000 -200000 1 24000 43000 60000 2 24000 43000 60000 3 24000 43000 60000 24000 43000 60000 24000 43000 60000 Calculate using Benefit-Cost Ratio Method. ОА. Proposal А О В. Proposal B О С. Proposal C O D. None of these 4-

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