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| Net Present Value | $18,431 | |||
| Calculated as | ||||
| Year | Cash Flow | 10% PV Factor | Present Value of Cash Flow | |
| Net Purchase of Equipment including working capital = $10000+5000= | Now | $ (15,000) | 1 | $ (15,000.00) |
| Annual Cash Inflow | 1-5 | $ 8,000 | 3.7908 | $ 30,326.40 |
| Working capital release | 5 | $ 5,000 | 0.6209 | $ 3,104.50 |
| Net Present Value | $ 18,430.90 | |||
| or Rounded off to | $18,431 | |||
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