
(a) (1)
Capital Budgeting: It is a method of evaluation of the investments or projects and takes the decision in the regards of acceptance or rejection of the project on the basis of profitability. It also includes the evaluation of investment opportunities and identification of profitable projects.
To analyze: The net income of the company.
(a) (2)
To analyze: The net annual
(b) (1)
To compute: Cash payback period.
(b) (2)
To compute: The annual
(c)
To compute: The net present value of the compute service.
(d)
To analyze: The conclusion of L after the computations.

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