HELP Costing exam tomorrow (SOLVED)
Jamz74
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So i have my last exam tomorrow on Costing and Revenues but i am stuck on Discounted cash flows
Here is a table of answers to a question.. Check link
Can someone please explain how the net cash flows row is calculated??
http://tinypic.com/r/npid5d/8
NOW SOLVED. I forgot to minus the disposal proceeds.. silly me!
Here is a table of answers to a question.. Check link
Can someone please explain how the net cash flows row is calculated??
http://tinypic.com/r/npid5d/8
NOW SOLVED. I forgot to minus the disposal proceeds.. silly me!
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Why is it that on year 1 and year 2 the net cash flows is the same as the operating costs but its different on year 3? How is it calculated?0
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no one?0
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Net cashflow is the total cash movement. So it's the first three rows added together.0
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