A situation in which accepting one investment prevents the acceptance of another investment is called the:
A)operational ambiguity decision.
B)net present value profile.
C)issues of scale problem.
D)mutually exclusive investment decision.
E)multiple choices of operations decision.

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When two investments are mutually exclusive, selecting one investment automatically eliminates the other option. Therefore, accepting one investment prevents the acceptance of another investment. So, the situation described in the question is an example of a mutually exclusive investment decision.

A Situation in Which Accepting One Investment Prevents the Acceptance