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Problem # 10. NPV:
A project costs 3,000 to install will provide to install will provide annual cash flows of 800 for each of the next 6 years.
A. What is the NPV if the discount rate is 10%
B. How high can the discount rate be before you would reject the project?
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CASH FLOW FROM THE PROJECT | ||||||
Answer =A) | ||||||
CALCULATION OF NET PRESENT VALUE OF PROJECT | ||||||
Years | Cash Flows | PVF @10% | Present Value | |||
0 | -$3,000 | 1 | -$3,000.00 | |||
1 | $800 | 0.9091 | $727.27 | |||
2 | $800 | 0.8264 | $661.16 | |||
3 | $800 | 0.7513 | $601.05 | |||
4 | $800 | 0.6830 | $546.41 | |||
5 | $800 | 0.6209 | $496.74 | |||
6 | $800 | 0.5645 | $451.58 | |||
7 | $800 | 0.5132 | $410.53 | |||
8 | $800 | 0.4665 | $373.21 | |||
Total | ||||||
$1,267.94 | ||||||
Answer = B) | ||||||
IRR is the maximum discount rate which give us the NPV is Zero | ||||||
It means if the discount rate is above the IRR rate than we can reject the project | ||||||
CALCULATION OF THE IRR OF THE PROJECT | ||||||
First we calculate randomly present value with @ 20% discounting rate | ||||||
Years | Cash Flows | PVF @20% | Present Value | |||
0 | -$3,000 | 1 | -$3,000.00 | |||
1 | $800 | 0.8333 | $666.67 | |||
2 | $800 | 0.6944 | $555.56 | |||
3 | $800 | 0.5787 | $462.96 | |||
4 | $800 | 0.4823 | $385.80 | |||
5 | $800 | 0.4019 | $321.50 | |||
6 | $800 | 0.3349 | $267.92 | |||
7 | $800 | 0.2791 | $223.27 | |||
8 | $800 | 0.2326 | $186.05 | |||
Net Present Value = | $69.73 | |||||
With PVF of 20 % we are getting positive NPV = | $69.73 | |||||
So now we will try to calculate NPV with 21% | ||||||
Years | Cash Flows | PVF @21% | Present Value | |||
0 | -$3,000 | 1 | -$3,000.00 | |||
1 | $800 | 0.8264 | $661.16 | |||
2 | $800 | 0.6830 | $546.41 | |||
3 | $800 | 0.5645 | $451.58 | |||
4 | $800 | 0.4665 | $373.21 | |||
5 | $800 | 0.3855 | $308.43 | |||
6 | $800 | 0.3186 | $254.90 | |||
7 | $800 | 0.2633 | $210.67 | |||
8 | $800 | 0.2176 | $174.10 | |||
Net Present Value = | -$19.54 | |||||
With PVF of 21 % we are getting Negative NPV = | -$19.54 | |||||
In the given case the pv with 20% is coming to positive means the present value is more | ||||||
then 20 % but with 21 % Present value cash flow become negative so the present value | ||||||
is between 20% and 21 % | ||||||
So the difference in both % net present value is = | $69.73 | - | -$19.54 | |||
Total is become = | $89.27 | |||||
So , the difference % = | $69.73 | "/"By | $89.27 | |||
So , the difference % = | 0.78 | |||||
So, the IRR = | 20.78% | |||||
Answer = | ||||||
It means if the discount rate is more than 20.78% than we can reject the project | ||||||