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The EFT Act protects consumers by

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Also number 1 is c hope this helps

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D.
the name and address of the credit company.

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Option B, IRR is 14.42%

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=irr(values)

The values in this case are

-$1300 in year 0

$450 in year 1

$450 in year two

$450 in year 3

$450 in year 4

The irr gives 14.42% as shown in the spreadsheet attached

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$N = 4\times 2 \\\\$

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adjusted income: 79,370

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increase in current assets: (29,000)

increase in current liabilities: 14,770

net change in working capital 14,230

from operating activities: 93,600

Investing Activities

sale of equipment 11 ,770

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Building improvements (28,770)

from investing activities (33,000)

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