plx anserr using formula not excel Question4 a) Consider the following cash flow
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plx anserr using formula not excel
Explanation / Answer
a)
PV of cash out flow = PV of cash inflow
C0 = C1/ (1+r) + C2/(1+r)2
Where,
C0 = Cash flow at year 0 = $ 400
C1 = Cash flow at year 1 = X
C2 = Cash flow at year 2 = X
r = Discount rate = 15 % or 0.15 p.a.
Substituting the values in above formula, we get the value of X as:
X/ (1+15%) + X/ (1+15%) 2= $ 400
$ 400 = X/ (1+0.15) + X/ (1+0.15) 2 = $ 400
X/ (1.15) + X/ (1.15)2 = $ 400
X/ (1.15) + X/ (1.15)2= $ 400
(X x 1.15 + X)/ (1.15)2= $ 400
X x(1.15 + 1)/ (1.15)2= $ 400
X x(1.15 + 1)/ 1.3225 = $ 400
2.15 X = $ 400 x 1.3225
2.15 X = $ 529
X = 539/2.15 = 246.0465116 or $ 246.05
Value of X is $ 246.05
b)
The graph shown in the question, illustrate a project’s present worth against various discount rate.
The present worth is shown on Y- axis, and cost of capital on x-axis. IRR is the discount rate where the present worth or NPV of a project is 0.The point on x-axis where NPV crosses the x-axis is the IRR of the project. So on the given graph, point E is IRR of investment which is greater than 20 %, as it is on the right side of point B (i.e.20%) on x-axis of the graph.
Hence option “iii. The IRR of the investment is greater than 20 %” is correct answer.
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