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Assume an investment opportunity which provides the following cash flows: 15,000$ in one year, 9,000$ in...
Assume an investment opportunity which provides the following cash flows: 15,000$ in one year, 9,000$ in two years, 8,750$ in three years, 12,000$ in four years and 5,000$ in five years. If the relevant required rate of return for this investment is 8%, what is the investment’s value in year three?
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