FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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The following spreadsheet has been developed to solve for the incremental internal rate of return for the comparison of the new challenger to the defender. Complete the missing information in the table. Net Cash Flow (NCF) for challenger Net Cash Flow (NCF) for defender Incremental Cash Flow End of Year (EOY) (INCR, CF) 24 $-520,000 $0,000 24 1-9 $140,000 $0,000 10 $300,000 $0,000 Round your answer to the nearest dollar. The tolerance is +/- 10. If entering a negative number use the (-) sign. What is the IRR for the incremental cash flow? IRR = % Do all calculations to 5 decimal places and round final answer to 2 decimal places. The tolerance is +/- 0.02. If entering a negative number use the (-) sign.
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Transcribed Image Text:The following spreadsheet has been developed to solve for the incremental internal rate of return for the comparison of the new challenger to the defender. Complete the missing information in the table. Net Cash Flow (NCF) for challenger Net Cash Flow (NCF) for defender Incremental Cash Flow End of Year (EOY) (INCR, CF) 24 $-520,000 $0,000 24 1-9 $140,000 $0,000 10 $300,000 $0,000 Round your answer to the nearest dollar. The tolerance is +/- 10. If entering a negative number use the (-) sign. What is the IRR for the incremental cash flow? IRR = % Do all calculations to 5 decimal places and round final answer to 2 decimal places. The tolerance is +/- 0.02. If entering a negative number use the (-) sign.
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