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Project k costs 52125 its expected net cash inflows are 12000 per year for 8 years and its wacc is 12 percent what is the projects npv?
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NPV of k = $7486.68
IRR of k = 16% (not exact, comes out to -1.91 due to all of the rounding)
MIRR of k = 13.9% (not to sure of this I had a little bit of trouble doing it, but I think it is correct)
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