Two mutually exclusive investment alternatives are being considered. The MARR is 12%. Alternative 1 requires an initial investment of $100,000; it returns $33,600 in year 1, $72,320 in year 2, and $39,920 in year 3. It has a regular cash flow, with a single change of sign and an IRR of 20.8122%. Alternative 2 requires an initial investment of $104,000 and has equal annual returns of $50,000 over the three years. It also has a regular cash flow, with a single change of sign. Which alternative is preferred?

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