5 What is the IRR for Machine D over a 4-year project life with thefollowing details:Machine D$375,000Initial costLife in yearsSalvage after lifeBenefits 1st yearCosts 1st year435%$178,000$114,200InflationAll benefits keep increasing every yeareven when a new machine is bought.5.50%6.50%O 5.3%3.8%O 8.1%O 7.4%

Internal rate of return refers to the cost of capital that makes a net present value of project is…

What is the IRR for Machine D over a 4-year project life with the following details: Machine D $375,000 Initial cost Life in years Salvage after life 35% $178,000 $114,200 Benefits 1st year Costs 1st year 5.50% 6.50% Inflation All benefits keep increasing every year even when a new machine is bought. O 5.3% O 3.8% O 8.1% O 7.4%

What is the IRR for Machine D over a 4-year project life with the following details: Machine D $375,000 Initial cost Life in years Salvage after life 35% $178,000 $114,200 Benefits 1st year Costs 1st year 5.50% 6.50% Inflation All benefits keep increasing every year even when a new machine is bought. O 5.3% O 3.8% O 8.1% O 7.4%

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