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Using a Computer Model to Repeatedly Vary the Combination of Project

Question 29

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Using a computer model to repeatedly vary the combination of project variables in order to compare vast numbers of potential NPVs is called:

A) scenario analysis.
B) sensitivity analysis.
C) NPV break-even analysis.
D) simulation analysis.

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