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Real Time Systems Inc.is considering the development of one of two mutually exclusive new computer models.Each will require a net investment of R5,000.The cash flow figures for each project are shown below: Real Time Systems Inc.is considering the development of one of two mutually exclusive new computer models.Each will require a net investment of R5,000.The cash flow figures for each project are shown below:   Model B, which will use a new type of laser disk drive, is considered a high-risk project, while Model A is of average risk.Real Time adds 2 percentage points to arrive at a risk-adjusted discount rate when evaluating a high-risk project.The rate used for average risk projects is 12 percent.Which of the following statements regarding the NPVs for Models A and B is most correct? A)  NPVA = R380; NPVB = R1,815. B)  NPVA = R197; NPVB = R1,590. C)  NPVA = R380; NPVB = R1,590. D)  NPVA = R5,380; NPVB = R6,590. E)  None of the above statements is correct. Model B, which will use a new type of laser disk drive, is considered a high-risk project, while Model A is of average risk.Real Time adds 2 percentage points to arrive at a risk-adjusted discount rate when evaluating a high-risk project.The rate used for average risk projects is 12 percent.Which of the following statements regarding the NPVs for Models A and B is most correct?

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