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Hi
As per policy we will solve only one question here.
1) Initial cost P0 = $55,000
net cash inflow C= $11,000
time t =10 years
IRR=?
IRR(internal rate of return) is the discount rate when the net cash flow of project is zero
We will use excel IRR formula to find out project's IRR
IRR = IRR(cash flows)
Below is the screenshot of IRR formula and value in excel
below is the value of IRR
Year | Cash flow |
0 | -55000 |
1 | 11000 |
2 | 11000 |
3 | 11000 |
4 | 11000 |
5 | 11000 |
6 | 11000 |
7 | 11000 |
8 | 11000 |
9 | 11000 |
10 | 11000 |
IRR | 15.10% |
hence IRR = 15.10%
Thanks
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