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Year | Cash flow | PVIF at 10.8% | PV at 10.8% | |
1 | $ 4,104 | 0.90253 | $ 3,703.97 | |
2 | $ 4,104 | 0.81456 | $ 3,342.94 | |
3 | $ 4,104 | 0.73516 | $ 3,017.09 | |
4 | $ 14,446 | 0.66350 | $ 9,584.92 | |
5 | $ 14,446 | 0.59883 | $ 8,650.64 | |
PV of the cash flow pattern | $ 28,299.56 | Answer | ||
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