MIRR = ( FVc / PVfc )1/n -1
where, FVc is the future value of positive cash flows
and PVfc is the present value of negative cash flows
CF0 = -72650
CF1 = 11000
CF2 = 11000
..........
CF10 = 11000
Cost of Capital = r = 0.08
PVfc = 72650
FVc = 11000*(1+0.08)9 + 11000*(1+0.08)8 +.......+ 11000*(1+0.08) + 11000 = 11000[(1+0.08)10 -1]/0.08 = $159352.18
Hence, MIRR = (159352.18/72650)1/10 - 1 = 0.0817 or 8.17%
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