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Sensitivity analysis is used in capital budgeting to

a. Capture income tax consequences. b. Simulate probabilistic customer reactions to a new product. c. Estimate a project's internal rate of return (IRR). d. Determine the optimal contribution margin given a set of resource constraints. e. Determine the amount that a variable in a decision model (e.g., annual after-tax cash inflows) can change without changing the indicated decision (e.g., acceptance of a project).

During the Introductory Phase of a company's life cycle, one would normally expect to see:

(a) Negative cash from operations, negative cash from investing, and postive cash from financing (b) Negative cash from operations, positive cash from investing, and positive cash from financing (c) Postitive cash from operatins, negative cash from investing and negative cash from financing (d) Positive cash from operations, negative cash from inveseting and positive cash from financing