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NPV Diagram

Take Your Pants Off · 2017-11-10 02:09:12

This was the closest related forumn I could find for this question, I have found the npv of all the conditions in the question: (i) 250000 (ii) -700000 which will be infinite as shown with the straigh line going across. (iii) I found 14%. i was wondering is that graph alright, obviously it will be better presented with…

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This was the closest related forumn I could find for this question, I have found the npv of all the conditions in the question:
(i) 250000
(ii) -700000 which will be infinite as shown with the straigh line going across.
(iii) I found 14%.
i was wondering is that graph alright, obviously it will be better presented with hand, but best I could do with paint!.
Is graph I have drawn correct ?
Thanks

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#2 10-11-2017 1:09pm
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Jesus man use Excel.

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#3 10-11-2017 7:09pm
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Blacktie. wrote: »

Jesus man use Excel.

Can't, this is uni qs have to draw the diagram out by hand.

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