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| Initial investment in NWC = 10000+41000+25000-5000 = | $ -71,000.00 |
| PV of recovery of NWC at t14 = 71000/1.13^14 = | $ 12,828.04 |
| PV of the investment in NWC | $ -58,171.96 |
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