Discounting each individual cash flow I get:
= -13 + 3/1.12 + 3/1.12^2 + 3/1.12^3 + 3/1.12^4 + 10
NPV = 6.13
Taking an annuity of four years I get:
= -13 + 3(1-(1.12^-4))/.12 + 10
NPV = -13 + 9.13 + 10
NPV = 6.13
However, the solutions say the NPV is 1.786. Why?
semantics:
Discounting each individual cash flow I get:
= -13 + 3/1.12 + 3/1.12^2 + 3/1.12^3 + 3/1.12^4 + 10
NPV = 6.13
Taking an annuity of four years I get:
= -13 + 3(1-(1.12^-4))/.12 + 10
NPV = -13 + 9.13 + 10
NPV = 6.13
However, the solutions say the NPV is 1.786. Why?
If you are not using calculator, you need to discount each cashflow separately =-13+3/1.12+3/1.12 ^ 2 +3/1.12 ^ 3 +3/1.12 ^ 4 +10/1.12 ^ 5 =-13+2.78+2.39+2.14+1.91+5.67 =-13+14.89 =1.89 Think there are small approximation diff
semantics:
Discounting each individual cash flow I get:
= -13 + 3/1.12 + 3/1.12^2 + 3/1.12^3 + 3/1.12^4 + 10
NPV = 6.13
Taking an annuity of four years I get:
= -13 + 3(1-(1.12^-4))/.12 + 10
NPV = -13 + 9.13 + 10
NPV = 6.13
However, the solutions say the NPV is 1.786. Why?
Why are you not discounting that final “+ 10”?
Yeah, my bad. Thanks guys.