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A firm has a budget constraint of $35 million to invest in new projects. Given the following information on four independent projects, what is the loss to the firm from the capital rationing constraint?

Project	CF0	Annual CF	k	Project Life
Alpha	$10 million	$3 million	10%	6 years
Bravo	$15 million	$5 million	11%	5 years
Ceta	$20 million	$9 million	9%	3 years
Delta	$25 million	$8 million	8%	4 years

▸ $5,847,434

▸ $4,278,667

▸ $4,562,797

▸ $6,545,267

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