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Guys please HELP. Can not understand how did we get $ 22,767
Solution
a. Expected Cash Flow
Cash Flow P
$3,600 × .2 $ 720
5,000 × .3 1,500
7,400 × .4 2,960
9,800 × .1 980
$6,160
b. NPV (Net Present Value)
$6,160 (%i = 11%, n = 5)
= $22,767 ?????? How did we got that?
$ 22,767 Present value of inflows
25,000 Present value of outflows
$(2,233) Net present value
IRR (Internal Rate of Return)
Calculator: PV = $25,000 FV = 0 PMT = $6,160
%i N = 5
Compute: %i = 7.38%
c. Debby should not buy this new equipment because the net present value is negative and the internal rate of return is less than the cost of capital. The answer assumes that Debby’s probability distribution of the possible outcomes is accurate.
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