Project L costs $38,531.91, its expected cash inflows are $9,000 per year for 8 years, and its WACC is 12%. What is the project's IRR? Round your answer to two decimal places.
Investment is 38531.91
Expected cash flows are 9000 for 8 years
Wacc is 12%
IRR is discount rate at which npv will become 0
Npv is present value of cashflows less initial investment
Npv at 12% discount rate
=9000(PVIFA 12% 8years) - 38531.91
= 9000(4.9676) -38531.91
= 6176.49
Npv at 13% discount rate
= 9000(PVIFA 13% 8 years) -38531.91
= 9000(4.7988) -38531.91
= 4676.29
IRR can be calculated by using interpolation method
Formula is
Lower rate +[ NPV at lower rate / (NPV at lower rate - NPV at higher rate)] * ( Higher rate - Lowe rate)
= 12% +(6176.49)/(6176.49-4676.29) = 16.11%
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