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Author: John J Wild
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Chapter 25, Problem 6E
To determine
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(a). To calculate: Net present value of the investment.
To determine
(b).
To calculate:
Net present value of the investment.
Introduction:Net present value refers to the value of net cash flows in present time after discounting with minimum required rate of return. In other words we can say net present value means discounting value of overall cash flows of an investment proposal.
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