| IRR means rate at which present value of cash inflows are equal to project cost | |
| Hence we can find IRR by using following formula | |
| Present Value Of Annuity | |
| c= Cash Flow | $ 10,000.00 |
| i= Interest Rate | i |
| n= Number Of Periods | 8 |
| Present Value Of An Annuity | |
| = C*[1-(1+i)^-n]/i] | |
| Where, | |
| C= Cash Flow per period | |
| i = interest rate per period | |
| n=number of period | |
| $44726.06= $10000[ 1-(1+i)^-8 /i] | |
| 4.472606 =[ 1-(1+i)^-8 /i] | |
| i=15.10% | |
| IRR= 15.10% | |
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