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I am evaluating the project with cash inflows as shown below. My boss has asked me to calculate the projects NPV. I don't know the projects initial cost, but I have been informed that the project's payback period is 3.5 years

If the project's WACC is 9.9% what is its NPV

Cashflows
CF = 0
CF1 = 500
CF2 = 800
CF3 = 800
CF4 = 800
CF5 = 600

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