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The following investment opportunities are available to an investment center manager: Project A: Investment $800,000; Annual Earnings $90,000. Project B: Investment $100,000; Annual Earnings $20,000. Project C: Investment $300,000; Annual Earnings $25,000. Project D: Investment $400,000; Annual Earnings $60,000. If the investment manager is currently making a return on investment of 16 percent, which project(s) would the manager want to pursue? Project A & C Project B & D Project B only None of these projects

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