Below are two potential investment alternatives: Initial capital investment 180,000 Estimated useful life 3 years Estimated annual cash inflow each year 80,000 Desired rate of return 10% Assume straight-line depreciation in all computations, and ignore income taxes. The net-present value in this investment is _____. 18,948 (123,652) 75,000 186,518

Below are two potential investment alternatives: Initial capital investment 180,000 Estimated useful life 3 years Estimated annual cash inflow each year 80,000 Desired rate of return 10% Assume straight-line depreciation in all computations, and ignore income taxes. The net-present value in this investment is _____. 18,948 (123,652) 75,000 186,518

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