Problem 5-5 Calculating IRRA firm has a project with the following cash flows:Year00723.1Cash Flow-$ 28,40012,40015,40011,400The appropriate discount rate is 15 percent. What is the IRR for this project? (Do notround intermediate calculations and enter your answer as a percent rounded to 2decimal places, e.g., 32.16.)IRR%Should the firm accept the project?AcceptO Reject

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QUESTION 7 A company is considering to invest in a project that is expected to yield the following cash flows; the firm's required rate of return from the project is 10%. Initial Outflow = $200,000 Cash Flow Year 1 = $80,000 Cash Flow Year 4 = $160,000 Cash Flow Year 5 = $120,000 What is the project's NPV? O 50,310.77 O 49,689.85 O 56,519.98 O 42,859.72 O 36,029.58
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