CF schedule | |||
Year | A | B | C |
0 | -770 | -1406 | -2563 |
1 | 420 | 420 | 420 |
2 | 420-770=-350 | 420 | 420 |
3 | 420 | 420 | 420 |
4 | 420-770=-350 | 420-1406=-986 | 420 |
5 | 420 | 420 | 420 |
6 | 420-770=-350 | 420 | 420 |
7 | 420 | 420 | 420 |
8 | 420 | 420 | 420 |
r | A | B | C | Decision |
0% | $ 280.00 | $ 548.00 | $ 797.00 | Project C |
5% | $ 36.26 | $ 144.60 | $ 144.33 | Project B |
10% | $ -114.78 | $ -114.23 | $ -293.03 | None |
15% | $ -209.30 | $ -282.79 | $ -589.85 | None |
20% | $ -268.60 | $ -393.70 | $ -792.83 | None |
25% | $ -305.52 | $ -467.00 | $ -931.89 | None |
30% | $ -327.98 | $ -515.31 | $ -1,026.63 | None |
35% | $ -340.96 | $ -546.72 | $ -1,090.20 | None |
40% | $ -347.65 | $ -566.53 | $ -1,131.53 | None |
45% | $ -350.14 | $ -578.27 | $ -1,156.85 | None |
50% | $ -349.80 | $ -584.34 | $ -1,170.52 | None |
55% | $ -347.56 | $ -586.37 | $ -1,175.67 | None |
60% | $ -344.04 | $ -585.52 | $ -1,174.56 | None |
65% | $ -339.68 | $ -582.61 | $ -1,168.85 | None |
70% | $ -334.78 | $ -578.20 | $ -1,159.77 | None |
75% | $ -329.54 | $ -572.73 | $ -1,148.21 | None |
80% | $ -324.12 | $ -566.50 | $ -1,134.87 | None |
85% | $ -318.60 | $ -559.74 | $ -1,120.26 | None |
90% | $ -313.07 | $ -552.62 | $ -1,104.78 | None |
95% | $ -307.57 | $ -545.26 | $ -1,088.72 | None |
100% | $ -302.15 | $ -537.76 | $ -1,072.32 | None |
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