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2250 = 579 / (1 +0.1)1 + 589 / (1 +0.1)2 + 506 / (1 +0.1)3 + X / (1 +0.1)4 + 577 / (1 +0.1)5
2250 = 526.363636 + 486.77686 + 380.165289 + X / 1.4641 + 358.271603
498.422612 = X / 1.4641
X = 729.74
Cash flow in year 4 is 729.74
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