MIRR=(Future value of cash flows/initial investment)^(1/years)-1
Future value of cash flows= summation(Cashflows*(1+WACC)^years)
FV= 1000*(1+0.1)^(4-1)+ 100*(1+0.1)^(4-2) + 50*(1+0.1)^(4-3)+50*(1+0.1)^(4-4)
FV=1557
MIRR=(1557/1000)^(1/4)-1
MIRR=11.70%
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A firm considers a project with the following cash flows: the initial cost at time 0...
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