question archive A project has an initial outlay of $3,373
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A project has an initial outlay of $3,373. It has a single payoff at the end of year 10 of $6,561. What is the net present value (NPV) of the project if the company's cost of capital is 13.42 percent?
Round the answer to two decimal places.
Answer:
NPV=ΣCt /(1+r)t - Initial outlay
where,
Ct=$6,561
r=13.42%
t=10
In this case there is single payoff at the 10th year so we have to calculate NPV according to that
For one to nine year there is zero payoff so value is zero for that
NPV=$,6,561 / (1+13.42%)10 -$3,373
=$,6,561 / (1+0.1342)10 -$3,373
=$,6,561 / (1.1342)10 -$3,373
=$,6,561 /3.52287 -$3,373
=$1,862.40 - $3,373
=-$1,510.60