Elite Gaming plans to develop a mobile app. Development of the app will require an investment of $800,000 immediately as well as another $800,000 two years from today. Elite expects that cash flow from the app will begin five years from today and be $1.1 million per year for three years. In other words, there will be a cash flow from the app of $1.1 million 5 years from today, $1.1 million 6 years from today and a final $1.1 million 7 years from today. What is the net present value (NPV) of this project if the cost of capital is 10%? The NPV is closest to: A. $447,977 B. $773,778 C. $651,603 $407.252

Elite Gaming plans to develop a mobile app. Development of the app will require an investment of $800,000 immediately as well as another $800,000 two years from today. Elite expects that cash flow from the app will begin five years from today and be $1.1 million per year for three years. In other words, there will be a cash flow from the app of $1.1 million 5 years from today, $1.1 million 6 years from today and a final $1.1 million 7 years from today. What is the net present value (NPV) of this project if the cost of capital is 10%? The NPV is closest to: A. $447,977 B. $773,778 C. $651,603 $407.252

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