PV of future Cash Flows can be calculated as
CF1/(1+R)^1 + CF2/(1+R)^2 +..+CFN/(1+R)^N
470/1.08^1+600/1.08^2+770/1.08^3+420/1.08^4+220/1.08^5
470/1.08+600/1.1664+770/1.259712+420/1.36048896+220/1.4693280768
435.185185185+514.403292181+611.250825586+308.712538175+149.728303347
2019.28014447
Profitability index = PV of future Cash Flows / Initial Investment
= 2019.28014447/1600
= 1.26
Usually invest having PI>1 should be accepted. So accept the project Z.
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