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Aasim Corporation has an opportunity to invest in a machine to manufacture soft drinks for period of five years. The price of the machine is Tk. 500,000 and its economic life is eight years. The machine is expected to be sold at the end of project life (after five years) of the machine for tk. 140,000. The machine will be
(a) Calculate the cash flows of the project for the whole project life of five years
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