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1.
NPV=-7+1.6/22%*(1-1/1.22^10)-3/1.22^11=-1.059543052 million
As NPV is negative, do not proceed
2.
=1.6/22%*(1-1/1.22^10)-3/1.22^11=5.940456948 million
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