Using the financial calculator to enter the Cash Flows and solve for PV: CFO $0 unless...

 

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Using the financial calculator to enter the Cash Flows and solve for PV: CFO $0 unless there is a required investment. Enter each cash flow using the CF button C01, C02, etc. . Use the down arrow keys to move forward with the inputs Enter the frequency for each cash flow occurrence F01, F02, etc. After entering all cash flows, hit NPV key, enter discount rate, then CPT for the Net Present Value. Solving for FV requires you to solve for PV first, then use the PV as a lump sum. 14. (1pt) UNEVEN CASH FLOWS. You are considering a business investment that will pay you $5,000 in Yr1, $10,000 in Yr2, and $15,000 in Yr3. 8% APR compounding annually. Find the PV of the cash flows Using the financial calculator to enter the Cash Flows and solve for PV: CFO $0 unless there is a required investment. Enter each cash flow using the CF button C01, C02, etc. . Use the down arrow keys to move forward with the inputs Enter the frequency for each cash flow occurrence F01, F02, etc. After entering all cash flows, hit NPV key, enter discount rate, then CPT for the Net Present Value. Solving for FV requires you to solve for PV first, then use the PV as a lump sum. 14. (1pt) UNEVEN CASH FLOWS. You are considering a business investment that will pay you $5,000 in Yr1, $10,000 in Yr2, and $15,000 in Yr3. 8% APR compounding annually. Find the PV of the cash flows