Use the information below and help the management in choosing the most desirable Project using all the following techniques: 1) Payback Period Technique. 2) Discounted Payback Period Technique. 3) Net Present Value Technique 4) Profitability Index Technique. Based on your answer which project is better and why? please show the steps and formula Thanks

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