Solution to Question no.8:
At IRR ,
Present Value of Cash Outflows = Present Value of Cash Inflows
Let IRR of the project be “x%”
At IRR,
100,000 + 10,000/(1+x)^1 + 10,000/(1+x)^3 = 10,000/(1+x)^2 + 40,000/(1+x)^4 + 60,000/(1+x)^5 + 100,000/(1+x)^6
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Computing for x , we get x = 12.42%
Therefore , IRR of the project is 12.42%.
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Solution to Question No.6:
Cost of Capital = 12%
Reinvestment rate = IRR = 12.42%
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Present value of Cash Outflows at Cost of Capital (i.e. 12% ) = 100,000 + 10,000/(1.12^1) + 10,000/(1.12^3)
= $116,046.37
Future value of Cash Inflows at Re-investment rate = 10,000*1.1242^4 + 40,000*1.1242^2 + 60,000*1.1242^1 + 100,000
= $233,977.58
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MIRR = (Future value of Cash Inflows at Re-investment rate/ Present value of Cash Outflows at Cost of Capital)^(1/No. of years) - 1
= (233,977.58/116,046.37)^(1/6) – 1
= 1.123976 – 1
= 0.123976
= 12.40%
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Note: Re- investment rate is not given in the question. It is assumed that cash inflows are re invested at IRR.
Solution to Question No.7:
Calculation of Discounted Payback:
Year | Cash Flows | DF Working | Discounting Factor @ 12% | Present Value | Cummulative Value |
0 | (100,000) | 1 | 1 | (100,000) | (100,000) |
1 | (10,000) | 1/1.12^1 | 0.892857143 | (8,929) | (108,929) |
2 | 10,000 | 1/1.12^2 | 0.797193878 | 7,972 | (100,957) |
3 | (10,000) | 1/1.12^3 | 0.711780248 | (7,118) | (108,074) |
4 | 40,000 | 1/1.12^4 | 0.635518078 | 25,421 | (82,654) |
5 | 60,000 | 1/1.12^5 | 0.567426856 | 34,046 | (48,608) |
6 | 100,000 | 1/1.12^6 | 0.506631121 | 50,663 | 2,055 |
Therefore , Discounted Pay Back = 5 + 2055/50663
= 5 + 0.04
= 5.04 years
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