Discussion
The two ratio conventions give different numerical values but the same
Answer: C
Correct answer: accept-or-reject decision
Both conventions cross unity at exactly the point where net present worth crosses zero, since \( B - D > C \) and \( B > C + D \) are the same inequality rearranged. The numerical values differ and so may rankings, but whether a project passes does not depend on which form was used.
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