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The cash flows are:
Year 0:$179000
Year 1:$54000
Year 2:$78000
Year 3:$54000
Net present value (NPV)= - Initial investment + Present value of
future cash flows
Given that the discount rate is 9%.
Present value of future cash
flows=54000/(1+9%)^1+78000/(1+9%)^2+54000/(1+9%)^3
=54000/1.09+78000/1.1881+54000/1.295029
=156890.2318
NPV=-179000+156890.2318=-$22109.7682
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