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Compute NPV, IRR, and Payback Period for the following project. Assume a cost of capital of 16.5%. Recommend or reject this project and justify your recommendation.
Project Initial Capital Cost $100,000
Project Life 5 Years
Annual Revenue $ 32,000
Annual Operating Cost $ 8,000
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