Q2. The initial investment for a project is $ 100,000; the expected annual net cash flows are given below. Suppose that the company's cost of capital is 10%, calculate and comment on the Project's IRR.\ years\\Cash flows) (DF 10%)\\1 33,000 0.909\\2 33,000 0.826\\3 33,000 0.751\\4 35,000 0.683\\5 35,000 0.621\\Salv. value.40,000 0.621\\IRR = r_1 + \left[ \frac{r_2 - r_1}{NPV_2 - NPV_1} \right] NPV_1
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