Firm x has made an investment of $ 300.000 . It is thought that the project will provide $170.000 cash inflow each year for 3 years . Calculate net present calue of the project if the capital cost of the project is 20 % .   a.56.200   b.55.300   c.57.500   d.58.100   e.53.600

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