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Basic Question 11 of 29

Michael undertakes an investment with an initial investment of $10,000, and he expects to receive $3,500 a year for the next four years. If the required return is 15%, what is the NPV?

A. $5.49
B. $4.63
C. -$7.58

User Contributed Comments 7

User Comment
zhaojiang FV=0, N=4, I/Y=15, PMT=3,500 CPT PV=9,992.42 NPV=-$10,000+$9,992.42=-$7.58
thekapila on BAII
2ND RESET
CF0 10000
CF1 3500 F01 = 4
I = 15
CPT NPV = -7.58
julescruis Whenever cash flow are constant we should use the calculation method presented by zhaojiang as it is quicker
mattg I love my HP12C! Anyone using the BAII, I advise you to throw it in the trash immediately and go get the HP

I started on the BAII and it broke so I switched ... MUCH more intuitive, plus the buttons take effort to push so not so many mis-pressed keys!
johntan1979 It's never about which calculator is better but WHOSE hands it is in.
jonan203 jt1979 is right, but i love me some HP12C doggystyle polish action...
jlizzy unsure what required rate of rtn is here? does this indicate how much it will cost to borrow money ($10k)?
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Learning Outcome Statements

describe the capital allocation process, calculate net present value (NPV), internal rate of return (IRR), and return on invested capital (ROIC), and contrast their use in capital allocation

CFA® 2024 Level I Curriculum, Volume 2, Module 5.