What is the NPV of this project if the required rate is 7%? Year CF 0 ...

What is the NPV of this project if the required rate is 7%?

Year       CF
0          -$1312
1           $743
2           $1757
3           $2148

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Ans $ 2670.43

Year	Project Cash Flows (i)	DF@ 7%	DF@ 7% (ii)	PV of Project A ( (i) * (ii) )
0	-1312	1	1	(1,312.00)
1	743	1/((1+7%)^1)	0.935	694.39
2	1757	1/((1+7%)^2)	0.873	1,534.63
3	2148	1/((1+7%)^3)	0.816	1,753.41
		NPV		2,670.43

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