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  • August 8, 2013 at 12:12 am #135621
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    Thanks to OpenTuition I am pass with 53 marks. Thank you so much

    June 1, 2013 at 9:54 pm #128172
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    Hi John,

    Thank you so much for the reply. It is very clear and really helps.

    CK

    June 1, 2013 at 10:09 am #128090
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    Hi ,

    Could you please any one can give me the easy method to calculate EV for following question? if there is a lecture relate to this please give me the link.

    A company is considering a project involving the outlay $300,000 which it estimates will generate cash flows over its two year life at the probability shown in the following table

    year 1 Cashflow Probability
    100,000 0.25
    200,000 0.50
    300,000 0.25

    year 2
    if cash flow in year1 is 100,000
    – there is probability of 0.25 – that the cash flow in year 2 will be nill
    – there is probability of 0.50 – that the cash flow in year 2 will be 100,000
    – there is probability of 0.25 – that the cash flow in year 2 will be 200,000

    if cash flow in year1 is 200,000
    – there is probability of 0.25 – that the cash flow in year 2 will be 100,000
    – there is probability of 0.50 – that the cash flow in year 2 will be 200,000
    – there is probability of 0.25 – that the cash flow in year 2 will be 300,000

    if cash flow in year1 is 300,000
    – there is probability of 0.25 – that the cash flow in year 2 will be 200,000
    – there is probability of 0.50 – that the cash flow in year 2 will be 300,000
    – there is probability of 0.25 – that the cash flow in year 2 will be 350,000

    Company cost of capital 10%

    you are required to calculate the EV of project’s NPV and the probability that the NPV will be negative

    Thank you so much

    CK

    May 31, 2013 at 10:29 pm #128051
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    Hi

    I am studying F9 BPP book and I really can not understand how they calculate expected value (under probability analysis) Could please tell me where i can learn the easy method for this?

    CK

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