A 'what-if' technique that examines how a result will change if the original predicted data are not achieved or if an underlying assumption changes is called:

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The 'what-if' technique described in the question is referring to a sensitivity analysis, which evaluates how sensitive a project is to changes in assumptions or predicted data. Adjusted rate-of-return analysis, internal rate-of-return analysis, and net present value analysis are all financial analysis techniques used to evaluate investment opportunities. However, they do not specifically address the impact of changes in assumptions or predicted data on the results of the analysis.

A 'What-If' Technique That Examines How a Result Will Change