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| Annual cash inflow | 83000 | |
| X PV factor 9% | 6.4177 | =(1-(1.09)^-10)/0.09 |
| Present value of Annual cash inflow | 532669 | |
| Less: Investment cost | 520000 | |
| Net Present value | 12669 | or 12666 |
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