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Question

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Explanation / Answer

Answer to Part a.

Initial Investment = $307,700
Annual Cash Flow = $40,000
Time (n) = 12

Using Financial Calculator,
N = 12
PV = -$307,700
PMT = $40,000
FV = 0
i = 8%

So, IRR of this project is 8%

Answer to Part b.

Initial Investment = $307,700
Annual Cash Flow = $40,000
Cost of Capital = 11%
Time = n

Using financial calculator:
I = 11%
PV = -307700
FV = 0
PMT = 40000

N = 17.94

So, life of project is 17.94 years

Answer to Part c.

Initial Investment = $307,700
Annual Cash Flow = ??
Cost of Capital = 11%
Life of Project = 12 years

Using financial calculator:
N = 12
PV = -307700
FV = 0
I = 11%

PMT = 47394.20

So, annual cash inflow is $47,394.20