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BARSIC [14]
2 years ago
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The company's wacc is 10.5%. what is the irr of the better project? (hint: the better project may or may not be the one with the

higher irr.) round your answer to two decimal places.
Business
1 answer:
Inessa05 [86]2 years ago
5 0

The better the IRR, the better. but, a corporation may additionally decide on a mission with a decreased IRR as it has other intangible advantages, together with contributing to a larger strategic plan or impeding competition.

Solution:

NPV of Project S= -$1,000 +$895.03/(1+10.5%) + $250//(1+10.5%)^2 +$10//(1+10.5%)^3 +$5//(1+10.5%)^4 =25.49320776

IRR of Project S= -$1,000 +$895.03/(1+r%) + $250//(1+r%)^2 +$10//(1+r%)^3 +$5//(1+r%)^4 =0

IRR =12.80%

NPV of Project L = -$1,000+ $5/(1+10.5%) +$260/(1+10.5%)^2 + $420/(1+10.5%)^3 + $802.50/(1+10.5%)^4

=$67.01

IRR of Project L=

-$1,000+ $5/(1+r%) +$260/(1+r%)^2 + $420/(1+r%)^3 + $802.50/(1+r%)^4 =0

IRR =12.700%

Project L is better than Project S since L has higher NPV

IRR of Project L is 12.7%.

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9,700                                                                        7,300

<u>85,000                        </u>                     <u>                        85,000</u>

94,700                                                                     92,300

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