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To calculate the npv to calculate the npv.
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We need to find the present value of each cash flow and then sum up some some limit.
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The formula for calculating the present value for cash flow is pv equals to cf divided by one plus r p where pv is the present value, cf is the cash flow, r is the discount rate and t is the time period.
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So given the cash flow and discount rate, the npv can be calculated as follows.
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Pv of year one cash flow which is equals to $700 divided by one plus 0 .06, one equals to $660 .38.
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So the pv of year two cash flow which is equals to $800 divided by one plus 0 .06 for two years which is $790.
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Pv of year three cash flow which is equals to $900 divided by one plus 0 .06, three, $900 divided by 1 .1910 so which is equals to $755 .46.
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So pv of year four cash flow equals to $1000 divided by one plus 0 .06, four so which is equals to $791 .18...