The initial investment amount of an investment is 800 Million TL and the expected net cash flows for five years from the investment is 30% of this amount. If the risk- free rate (rf) is 12% and the firm's lowest expected rate of return (ri) on its investments is 17%, find the net present value of this investment using the equal-determination method. Show your calculations clearly.

The initial investment amount of an investment is 800 Million TL and the expected net cash flows for five years from the investment is 30% of this amount. If the risk- free rate (rf) is 12% and the firm's lowest expected rate of return (ri) on its investments is 17%, find the net present value of this investment using the equal-determination method. Show your calculations clearly.

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