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IRR: It is the minimum return required by an investor for a profitable investment.

* Make a timeline 55000 $5000 20 years $5000 $18000 $50 000 - 13000 $5K $5K $5K $SK CF Question: A project that expects net returns OE $ 5000 at the end oF every year CFo - $50 00o +/- For 20 years. The cach outlays (Investments) are $ 50.000 today and a second outlay OF $18000 in 3 years. Find IRR For this project. Co $5000 For - 2 4 Coz $ 13 000 +/- FOz - 1 O CO3 $ 5000 FO3 17 O(IRR)(CPT) 4.36% Compound Interest Formula (calculator) (16.3) CF 2nd (CLR WORK) (3) CFo = (+/-) (ENTER) L O Co- (ENTER) For- #oF Co. (ENTER) O Coz - (ENTER) Foz = #OF CO2 (ENTER) Co3 (ENTER) Fo3 1oF Cog (ENTER) %3D * Continue iF more than 3 given cash Floos * (IRR)(CPT)

* Make a timeline 55000 $5000 20 years $5000 $18000 $50 000 - 13000 $5K $5K $5K $SK CF Question: A project that expects net returns OE $ 5000 at the end oF every year CFo - $50 00o +/- For 20 years. The cach outlays (Investments) are $ 50.000 today and a second outlay OF $18000 in 3 years. Find IRR For this project. Co $5000 For - 2 4 Coz $ 13 000 +/- FOz - 1 O CO3 $ 5000 FO3 17 O(IRR)(CPT) 4.36% Compound Interest Formula (calculator) (16.3) CF 2nd (CLR WORK) (3) CFo = (+/-) (ENTER) L O Co- (ENTER) For- #oF Co. (ENTER) O Coz - (ENTER) Foz = #OF CO2 (ENTER) Co3 (ENTER) Fo3 1oF Cog (ENTER) %3D * Continue iF more than 3 given cash Floos * (IRR)(CPT)

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Chapter11: Capital Budgeting Decisions

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