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Problem 8. Consider two projects with the following cash flows. Find the interest rate that brings both projects to the same NPV. (Hint: Use Excel Goal Seek). Solve in excel using solver. Year1 Year 2 Year 3 Year4 Project 1 -$1000 $500 $320 $400 Project 2 -$400 $490 $130 $1200

          Problem 8. Consider two projects with the following cash flows.
Find the interest rate that
brings both projects to the same NPV. (Hint: Use Excel Goal Seek).
Solve in excel using solver.
               Year1 
 Year 2   Year 3   Year4
Project 1 -$1000  $500     $320   
 $400
Project 2 -$400   $490      $130 
  $1200
        
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Problem 8. Consider two projects with the following cash flows. Find the interest rate that brings both projects to the same NPV. (Hint: Use Excel Goal Seek). Solve in excel using solver. Year1 Year 2 Year 3 Year4 Project 1 -$1000 $500 $320 $400 Project 2 -$400 $490 $130 $1200
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00:01 Net present value in pv is the difference between the present value of gas inflow and the present value of cash inflow and the present value of cash outflow over a period of time...
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