Please calculate investment in net working capital, net cash flows, and present value of net cash flows! Thank you! Exhibit 2: Project Cash Flow DataInvestment-related cash flow forecasts:Invoice price of the machinery = $500,000Shipping charges = $35,000Installation cost = $10,000Depreciable basis = $545,000Salvage value = $95,000Investment in net working capital = 20% of next year's sales%3DMACRS depreciation rates:Year 1: 0.3333Year 2: 0.4445Year 3: 0.1481Year 4: 0.0741Operating cash flow forecasts:Project's economic life = 4 yearsYear 1 unit sales = 3,200 unitsUnit growth = 4%Year 1 price per unit = $250.00/unitYear 1 cost per unit = $185.00/unitInflation rate = 2.5% Cost of debt6.19%Cost of preferred stockCost of common equity7.08%САРМ11.40%DCF11.84%Bond yield + risk premium12.19%Cost of retained earnings11.81%Cost of newly issued shares12.57%After-tax WACC10.10%YearYearYearYear 3Year124Unit sales3,2003,3283,4613,600$969,084$717,122$40,385$211,577$63,473$800,000$592,000$181,649$26,352$852,800$631,072$242,253-$20,524-$6,157$909,085$672,723$80,715RevenuesCostsDepreciation$155,648$46,694ЕBITТаxes$7,905NOPAT$18,446-$14,367$108,953$148,104$181,649$200,095$242,253$80,715$40,385$188,489DepreciationOperating cash flow$227,885$189,668Initial investment-$545,000.00After-tax salvage value$66,500.00Investment in net working capitalNet cash flowsPresent value of net cash flows

Here, WACC is 10.10% Selling Price per unit is $250 with 2.5% inflation Cost per unit is $185 with…

Exhibit 2: Project Cash Flow Data Investment-related cash flow forecasts: Invoice price of the machinery = $500,000 Shipping charges = $35,000 Installation cost = $10,000 %3D Depreciable basis = $545,000 Salvage value = $95,000 Investment in net working capital = 20% of next year's sales %3D %3D MACRS depreciation rates: Year 1: 0.3333 Year 2: 0.4445 Year 3: 0.1481 Year 4: 0.0741 Operating cash flow forecasts: Project's economic life = 4 years Year 1 unit sales = 3,200 units Unit growth = 4% Year 1 price per unit = $250.00/unit Year 1 cost per unit = $185.00/unit %3D %3D Inflation rate = 2.5%

Exhibit 2: Project Cash Flow Data Investment-related cash flow forecasts: Invoice price of the machinery = $500,000 Shipping charges = $35,000 Installation cost = $10,000 %3D Depreciable basis = $545,000 Salvage value = $95,000 Investment in net working capital = 20% of next year's sales %3D %3D MACRS depreciation rates: Year 1: 0.3333 Year 2: 0.4445 Year 3: 0.1481 Year 4: 0.0741 Operating cash flow forecasts: Project's economic life = 4 years Year 1 unit sales = 3,200 units Unit growth = 4% Year 1 price per unit = $250.00/unit Year 1 cost per unit = $185.00/unit %3D %3D Inflation rate = 2.5%

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