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*Please show how to calculate MIRR with BA II Plus*
Initial Cost = $ 38500, Expected Net Cash Inflows = $ 10000, Tenure = 8 years and Interest Rate = Cost of Capital = 10 %
Solving the problem using a BA II Plus:
- Input: PMT = $ 10000, N = 8 years , I/Y = 10 %, PV = 0
- CMPT -> FV
- FV = $ 114358.88
- PV = Initial Cost = $ 38500
- MIRR = [FV/PV]^(1/N) - 1 = [114358.88 / 38500]^(1/8) - 1 = 0.14578 or 14.578 % ~ 14.58 %
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