NPV = Present value of all cash inflows - Present value of cash outflow or initial cash outflow
NPV = {CF1 * PVF(r%, 1 year) + CF2 * PVF(r%, 2 years) + ..........+CFn * PVF(r%, n years)} - Initial Cash outflow
a. NPV @ 0%
Year | Cash Flow | PVF @ 0% | P.V. |
0 | (32,500.00) | 1 | (32,500.00) |
1 | 14,300.00 | 1 | 14,300.00 |
2 | 17,400.00 | 1 | 17,400.00 |
3 | 11,700.00 | 1 | 11,700.00 |
NPV | 10,900.00 |
b. NPV @ 11%
Year | Cash Flow | PVF @ 11% | P.V. |
0 | (32,500.00) | 1 | (32,500.00) |
1 | 14,300.00 | 0.900900901 | 12,882.88 |
2 | 17,400.00 | 0.811622433 | 14,122.23 |
3 | 11,700.00 | 0.731191381 | 8,554.94 |
NPV | 3,060.05 |
c. NPV @ 21%
Year | Cash Flow | PVF @ 21% | P.V. |
0 | (32,500.00) | 1 | (32,500.00) |
1 | 14,300.00 | 0.82644628 | 11,818.18 |
2 | 17,400.00 | 0.68301346 | 11,884.43 |
3 | 11,700.00 | 0.56447393 | 6,604.34 |
NPV | (2,193.04) |
d. NPV @ 31%
Year | Cash Flow | PVF @ 31% | P.V. |
0 | (32,500.00) | 1 | (32,500.00) |
1 | 14,300.00 | 0.76335878 | 10,916.03 |
2 | 17,400.00 | 0.58271662 | 10,139.27 |
3 | 11,700.00 | 0.44482185 | 5,204.42 |
NPV | (6,240.28) |
A. NPV = +10,900
B. NPV = +3060.05
C. NPV = -2193.04
D. NPV = -6240.28
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