1.
Introduction:
Cash Flow: This can be defined as cost and benefits of a project. The
To calculate: -
The amount of annual
2. (a)
Introduction: -
Capital Assets: - it can be calculated by considering the investments made in assets which are made for longer period of time.
To calculate: -
Amount invested in capital assets?
2. (b)
Introduction: -
Cash Flow: - This can be defined as cost and benefits of a project. The cash outflows term is used for cost and cash inflows term is used for benefits of the project. Sometimes the term present value of cash flow is used to define the discounted value of the current period of a future sum of money.
Internal Rate of Return (IRR):- It is defined as a metric applied in order to measure the profitability of potential investment. It is a discount rate which makes net present value of all cash flow equals to zero.
To calculate: -
Amount of annual cash flows to have a 10% internal rate of return?
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