The costs of the project is :
= $56,312.34
So, the CF0 = ($56,312.34)
CF1 TO CF10 = $12,000
So, the IRR is : 16.8%
IRR can also be calculated as, since the IRR is the rate at which the NPV is zero,
($56,312.34) + $12,000/ (1 + IRR)^1 + $12,000/ (1 + IRR)^2 + ........... $12,000/ (1 + IRR)^10
So, the IRR is :
= 17% ( rounded off to two decimal places)
As , the IRR> WACC the project should be accepted.
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