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Question 5 1 pt You purchased a bulldozer three years ago for $300.000. You planned on keeping it for 10 years, and hoped it
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When we upgrade the initial investment turns to $350,000 and Net revenue production will be $40,000 per year.

The internal rate of return on the upgrade is = 2.505%

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