XYZ, which currently sells art products, is considering project Q, which would involve teaching art lessons. For most of its existence, XYZ sold art products, taught art lessons. and painted murals Project Q would require an initial investment of $87,300 today and is expected to produce annual cash flows of $10,200 each year forever with the first annual cash flow expected in 1 year. What is the NPV of project Q based on the information in this paragraph and the following table and applying the pure play approach to determining a project's cost of capital? Firm XYZ Frisco Frescos NorCal Art Art Factory Line of business Sells art products Paints murals at residential and commercial sights Teaches art lessons Sells art products, teaches art lessons, & paints murals WACC 144 percent 32 percent 95 percent 77 percent O a. $20,068 (plus or minus $10) Ob. $144.518 (plus or minus $10) Oc 537.090 (plus or minus $10) Od. 545.168 (plus or minus $10) O e. None of the above is within $10 of the correct answer 27

XYZ, which currently sells art products, is considering project Q, which would involve teaching art lessons. For most of its existence, XYZ sold art products, taught art lessons. and painted murals Project Q would require an initial investment of $87,300 today and is expected to produce annual cash flows of $10,200 each year forever with the first annual cash flow expected in 1 year. What is the NPV of project Q based on the information in this paragraph and the following table and applying the pure play approach to determining a project's cost of capital? Firm XYZ Frisco Frescos NorCal Art Art Factory Line of business Sells art products Paints murals at residential and commercial sights Teaches art lessons Sells art products, teaches art lessons, & paints murals WACC 144 percent 32 percent 95 percent 77 percent O a. $20,068 (plus or minus $10) Ob. $144.518 (plus or minus $10) Oc 537.090 (plus or minus $10) Od. 545.168 (plus or minus $10) O e. None of the above is within $10 of the correct answer 27

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