Calculate Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of the cash flows: 4/12/2014 ($1,000) 1/31/2015 $100 5/30/2015 $200 6/30/2016 $300 4/30/2018 $400 5/31/2018 $500 I am expecting a final payment on 7/1/2019. What would this cash flow need to be in order to achieve a 20% (ROUNDED TO THE NEAREST 0.01%) IRR? 7/1/2019 ????
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