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Assume that cash flows occur at each year-end using the WACC as the discount rate. make...

Assume that cash flows occur at each year-end using the WACC as the discount rate. make sure to show calculations.

11.41%
Year Factor Project A Cash Flow Present Value
0 1.000 (300,000.00)
1 1.114 (10,000.00)
2 1.241 (10,000.00)
3 1.383 (10,000.00)
4 1.541 (10,000.00)
5 1.717 (10,000.00)
Net Present Value
11.41%
Year Factor Project B Cash Flow Present Value
0 1.000 (45,000.00)
1 1.114 13,000.00
2 1.241 13,000.00
3 1.383 13,000.00
4 1.541 13,000.00
5 1.717 13,000.00
Net Present Value

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Year Factor Project A Cash Flow Present Value
0 1 -3,00,000.00 -300,000.00
1 0.897585495 -10,000.00 -8,975.85
2 0.805659721 -10,000.00 -8,056.60
3 0.723148479 -10,000.00 -7,231.48
4 0.649087586 -10,000.00 -6,490.88
5 0.582611602 -10,000.00 -5,826.12
Net Present Value -336,580.93
Year Factor Project B Cash Flow Present Value
0 1 -45,000.00 -45,000.00
1 0.897585495 13,000.00 11,668.61
2 0.805659721 13,000.00 10,473.58
3 0.723148479 13,000.00 9,400.93
4 0.649087586 13,000.00 8,438.14
5 0.582611602 13,000.00 7,573.95
Net Present Value 2,555.21

Notes:

1. NPV = Present Value of Cash inflows - Present Value of Cash outflows

2.

Discounting Factor for year 1 =1/ [1+(11.41/100)]^ 1

Discounting Factor for year 2 =1/ [1+(11.41/100)]^ 2

Discounting Factor for year 3= 1/ [1+(11.41/100)]^ 3

Discounting Factor for year 4 = 1/ [1+(11.41/100)]^ 4

Discounting Factor for year 5 = 1/ [1+(11.41/100)]^ 5

3. Present Value= Factor * Cash Flow


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