Hi,
Could you show me how to solve #13 for NPV using only a financial
calculator please?
Thank you very much in advance!
NPV using the financial calculator.
Press the CF button.
After that press 2nd+ CE|C
Now Enter the data as follows:
CF0 = -569,000 and press Enter
C01 = 148,920 and press Enter
F01 = 4 and press Enter
C02 = 230,720 and press Enter.
Now press CPT+ NPV
and I = 10 and press Enter
Down arrow + CPT
NPV = $46,315.3299
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