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Joe's Clambake Company is considering the purchase of a C130 airplane to help spot monster clams on the bottom of Chesapeake Bay. In estimating the worth of adding the plane to the company the following cash flow analysis has been developed:

Cash inflow at the end of year 1: $10,000
Cash inflow at the end of year 2: $10,000
Cash inflow at the end of year 3: $10,000
Cash inflow at the end of year 4: $10,000
Cash inflow at the end of year 5: $10,000
Cash inflow at the end of year 6: $23,000

If Joe's required rate of return is 14%, how much is the plane worth to him today?

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