1.Present value of inflows=14100+17600+11500
=$43200
Hence NPV=.Present value of inflows-.Present value of outflows
=43200--34000
=$9200.
2.Present value=cash flow*Present value of discounting factor(rate of interest%,time period)
=14100/1.08+17600/1.08^2+11500/1.08^3
=37273.79
Hence NPV=37273.79-34000
=$3273.79
3.Present value=cash flow*Present value of discounting factor(rate of interest%,time period)
=14100/1.18+17600/1.18^2+11500/1.18^3
=31588.45
Hence NPV=31588.45-34000
=$(2411.55)
4.Present value=cash flow*Present value of discounting factor(rate of interest%,time period)
=14100/1.28+17600/1.28^2+11500/1.28^3
=27241.44
Hence NPV=27241.44-34000
=$(6758.56)(approx).
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