### Internal Rate of Return Question#### You want to buy a solar system for your store.a. If the monthly energy bills you get now is **$125**. b. The solar panel system is expected to be usable for **30 years**. c. The cost of the solar panels system is **$18,000**. d. The solar panels system will provide all the electricity for your store. e. There will be a **26% federal tax break** for purchasing the solar panels system.1. What is the **IRR %** (..................) 2. Yes or no, based on **IRR** is this a good investment (..................) #### Problem ExplanationIn this scenario, you are looking at the financial viability of purchasing a solar panel system for your store. The data given will help you calculate the internal rate of return (IRR), which indicates the expected profitability of the investment. - **Monthly Savings**: You will save $125 every month on energy bills.- **Investment Duration**: The solar panel system will last for 30 years.- **Initial Cost**: The upfront cost of the system is $18,000.- **Federal Tax Break**: You can deduct 26% of the initial cost from your taxes.#### Questions to AnswerTo determine if this is a good investment:1. Calculate the IRR (%).2. Decide based on the IRR whether investing in the solar panel system is a wise financial decision (Yes or No).### InstructionsOnly answer these questions if you are sure about the correct answer.

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***Internal rate of Return Question*** 23- You want to buy a solar system to your store. a. If the monthly energy bills you get now is $125. b. The solar panel system is expected to be usable for 30 years. c. The cost of the solar panels system is $18,000. d. The solar panels system will provide all the electricity for your store. e. There will be a 26% federal tax break for purchasing the solar panels system 1. What is the IRR % (..........) 2. Yes or no, based on IRR is this a good investment (...........)

Internal rate of Return Question 23- You want to buy a solar system to your store. a. If the monthly energy bills you get now is $125. b. The solar panel system is expected to be usable for 30 years. c. The cost of the solar panels system is $18,000. d. The solar panels system will provide all the electricity for your store. e. There will be a 26% federal tax break for purchasing the solar panels system 1. What is the IRR % (..........) 2. Yes or no, based on IRR is this a good investment (...........)

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