310 SB: Task 1: Read Chapter 11 and complete the exercises in your study guide

310 SB:
Task 1: Read Chapter 11
and complete the exercises in your study guide to help you understand the
material.
Task 2: Using the attached Excel template, complete and upload PR 11-6B (This task has
already been completed).
However, please be
sure to answer the following question after you:
How does using the capital
investment tools help you decide what proposal to recommend to the
company?
Create a new
discussion topic by clicking the ‘**REPLY HERE**’ post. In your reply,
you will post your answers to the Skill Building Activity questions.
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words. Going over the minimum word length requirement
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skill building activity, it is important that you do your best
to evaluate and assess the discussion without bias or judgment. You
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The evaluation indicates that even though Proposal D has the
greater value, it is not as desirable as Proposal B in periods of the quantity
of present value dollar invested. Proposal D involves a larger investment.
Thus management should use investment resources for Proposal
B before investing in Proposal D, absent any other qualitative consideration that
may impact the decision.