To calculate the net present value, convert all future and repeated cash flows into present value. Given the following cash flows and an interest rate of 2%, calculate the net present value of the alternative. Round your answer to the nearest dollar. Initial Cost: $822 Annual Benefit: $76 for 24 years Salvage Value: $272 at end of year 24

To calculate the net present value, convert all future and repeated cash flows into present value. Given the following cash flows and an interest rate of 2%, calculate the net present value of the alternative. Round your answer to the nearest dollar. Initial Cost: $822 Annual Benefit: $76 for 24 years Salvage Value: $272 at end of year 24

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