Year | Cash outlows | PVF @10% | Present values | ||
1 | -3000 | 0.909091 | -2727.27 | ||
2 | -3200 | 0.826446 | -2644.63 | ||
3 | -3400 | 0.751315 | -2554.47 | ||
4 | -3600 | 0.683013 | -2458.85 | ||
5 | -3800 | 0.620921 | -2359.5 | ||
6 | -4000 | 0.564474 | -2257.9 | ||
Present value of cost | -15003 |
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