If a project has a year 0 cash flow of -9,350, a year 1 cash flow of zero, a year two cash flow of “X”, and no other cash flows, how would you calculate the IRR of this investment in terms of “X”?
IRR is the rate at which present value of future cash inflows equates PV of Cash outlay.
i.e Cash Outlay = PV of Cash Inflows.
When Cash flow for year 2 is X, we assume Rate of interest to be R.
Since Cash flow X is to be received after 2 years, it needs to be discounted by 2 years i.e N = 2years
i.e 9350 = X / (1+ R)^2
We solve for R and that is the IRR.
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