Present value of the investment | |||
Year | Cash Flow | PV Factor | PV Of Cash Flow |
a | b | c=1/1.132^a | d=b*c |
1 | 3644 | 0.8834 | $ 3,219.08 |
2 | 2697 | 0.7804 | $ 2,104.69 |
3 | 445 | 0.6894 | $ 306.78 |
4 | 3696 | 0.6090 | $ 2,250.85 |
Present Value | $ 7,881.40 |
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