5.
NPV=0
-1500+X/(1+10%)^1+650/(1+10%)^2+X/(1+10%)^3=0
X*(1/(1+10%)^1+1/(1+10%)^3)=962.81
X=962.81/(1/(1+10%)^1+1/(1+10%)^3)
=579.86 or 580
the above is answer..
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