Year | cash flow = previous year*(1+growth rate) | cash flow/(1+r)^n r =8% |
1 | 3660 | 3388.8889 |
2 | 3806.4 | 3263.3745 |
3 | 3958.656 | 3142.5088 |
4 | 4117.0022 | 3026.1196 |
5 | 4281.6823 | 2914.041 |
6 | 4452.9496 | 2806.1136 |
7 | 4631.0676 | 2702.1835 |
8 | 4816.3103 | 2602.1026 |
9 | 5008.9627 | 2505.7284 |
10 | 5209.3212 | 2412.9237 |
11 | 5417.6941 | 2323.5561 |
12 | 5634.4018 | 2237.4985 |
13 | 5859.7779 | 2154.6282 |
14 | 6094.169 | 2074.8271 |
15 | 6337.9358 | 1997.9817 |
16 | 6591.4532 | 1923.9824 |
17 | 6855.1114 | 1852.7238 |
18 | 7129.3158 | 1784.1044 |
19 | 7414.4884 | 1718.0264 |
20 | 7711.068 | 1654.3958 |
21 | 8019.5107 | 1593.1219 |
22 | 8340.2911 | 1534.1174 |
23 | 8673.9028 | 1477.2982 |
24 | 9020.8589 | 1422.5835 |
25 | 9381.6932 | 1369.8952 |
present value of promise | sum of present value of future cash flow | 55882.73 |
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