the firm expects an npv of rupees 10000 if the economy is exceptionally strong 30% probability and npv of rupees 4000 if the economy is normal 40% probability and an npv of rupees 2,000 if the economy is exceptionally weak 30% probability expected NPV is....a 5200 b 6000 c 5000 d 6200.
Answers
Step-by-step explanation:
Expected NPV = 10,000×30/100 + 4000×40/100+ 2000×30/100
= 3000+1600+600
= 5200
So the Expected NPV is option (a) 5200
The expected Net present value is an option (a) 5200
GIVEN: 30% of a Strong Economy
The expected NVP is 10000
TO FIND: Net present value when the Economy is weak at 30%
SOLUTION:
As we know,
Net present value (NPV) refers to the difference between the present value of cash inflows of the firm and the present value of cash outflows over some time for the firm.
According to the question,
- The firm expects an NPV of rupees 10000 if the economy is exceptionally strong 30% probability.
- NPV of rupees 4000 if the economy is normal 40% probability.
- NPV of rupees 2,000 if the economy is exceptionally weak 30%.
Then,
As we know,
Expected NPV = 10,000×30/100 + 4000×40/100+ 2000×30/100
= 3000+1600+600
= 5200
So the Expected NPV is option Rs.5200.
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