E1 Andrew is considering purchasing a franchiseagreement to distribute electronic gadgetsfor ten years. The agreement requires aninvestment of $1,500,000 today, $950,000one year from today, and $350,000 two yearsfrom today to establish the showroom. Thefranchise generated $550,000 in profits eachyear from the first year onwards, for tenyears. At the end of the tenth year heanticipates that he can sell the furniture in hisshowroom for $20,000.Calculate the IRfor this questionDetermine if he should proceed with theagreement if the cost of capital is 9% - Typeyour decision.- Show your work

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Andrew is considering purchasing a franchise agreement to distribute electronic gadgets for ten years. The agreement requires an investment of $1,500,000 today, $950,000 one year from today, and $350,000 two years from today to establish the showroom. The franchise generated $550,000 in profits each

Andrew is considering purchasing a franchise agreement to distribute electronic gadgets for ten years. The agreement requires an investment of $1,500,000 today, $950,000 one year from today, and $350,000 two years from today to establish the showroom. The franchise generated $550,000 in profits each

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