Find IRR using this formula. the Numbers are the cash flowshIf Required Return is 5%:
NPV = -$5,000 + $1,800/1.05 + $1,900/1.05^2 +
$2,000/1.05^3
NPV = $165.32
If Required Return is 7%:
NPV = -$5,000 + $1,800/1.07 + $1,900/1.07^2 +
$2,000/1.07^3
NPV = -$25.63
Approximate IRR = rLow + [NPV with rLow / (NPV with rLow - NPV
with rHigh)] * (rHigh - rLow)
Approximate IRR = 0.05 + [$165.32 / ($165.32 + $25.63)] * (0.07 -
0.05)
Approximate IRR = 0.05 + $165.32 / $190.95 * 0.02
Approximate IRR = 0.05 + 0.0173
Approximate IRR = 0.0673 or 6.73%
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