1) The quick method uses formulas to calculate values (Bo, B1, B2, B3) from the cash flows that are then used to calculate A and B.
2) Applying the formulas to the given cash flows results in: Bo = 5, B1 = 20, B2 = 30, B3 = 60, A = 12,000, B = 75,000.
3) The IRR is calculated as A/B = 15.9462382%
1) The quick method uses formulas to calculate values (Bo, B1, B2, B3) from the cash flows that are then used to calculate A and B.
2) Applying the formulas to the given cash flows results in: Bo = 5, B1 = 20, B2 = 30, B3 = 60, A = 12,000, B = 75,000.
3) The IRR is calculated as A/B = 15.9462382%
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1) The quick method uses formulas to calculate values (Bo, B1, B2, B3) from the cash flows that are then used to calculate A and B.
2) Applying the formulas to the given cash flows results in: Bo = 5, B1 = 20, B2 = 30, B3 = 60, A = 12,000, B = 75,000.
3) The IRR is calculated as A/B = 15.9462382%
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n I=∑ Ct t=1 ( 1 + K)t where I = Initial Investment Ct = Cash flow in year ‘t’ K = IRR Quick Method: Formulas: 1. n 2. n Bo = ∑ Ct - I B1 = ∑ ( t x Ct) t=1 t=1 3. n 4. n B2 = ½ ∑ { (t-1) x t x Ct } B3 =1/6 ∑ [(t-2)x{(t-1)x t x Ct}] t=1 t=1 5. A = Bo (B1² - BoB2) 7. IRR = A/B 6. B = (B1-Bo) ( B1² - BoB2) – Bo( B1B2- BoB3) Example: A project is expected to generate the cash flow over its life of 6 years as follows. Initial investment is Rs. 11.5. Year Cash flow Year Cash flow 1 5 4 2 2 6 5 2 3 3 6 3 Calculate IRR by Quick Method. Working t Ct t x Ct (t-1) x t x Ct (t-2) x [ (t-1) x t x Ct] 1 5 5 0 0 2 6 12 12 0 3 3 9 18 18 4 2 8 24 48 5 2 10 40 120 6 3 18 90 360 Total 21 62 184 546 Bo = 21 – 11.5 = 9.5
B1 = ∑ t x Ct = 62
B2= ½ ∑ (t-1) x t x Ct = 184/2 =92
B3 =1/6 ∑ (t-2) x [ (t-1) x t x Ct] = 546/6 =91
A = Bo (B1² - BoB2) = 9.5 x {(62)² - (9.5 x 92) = 28,215
B= (B1-Bo) ( B1² - BoB2) – Bo( B1B2- BoB3)
= (62 – 9.5 ) { (62) ² - ( 9.5 x 92 )} – 9.5{ (62 x 92 ) – (9.5 x 91)} = 1,55,925 – 45,975.25 = 109,949.75
IRR = A/B = 28,215 = 25.66%
109,949.75
The actual IRR is 25.63%
Problem The following is the cash flow estimate for a project whose initial investment will be Rs. 16 lakhs.
Year Cash Flow (in lakhs)
1 5 2 3 3 7 4 2 5 8 Calculate the internal rate of return using a quick method of calculation. (Ans. IRR = 15.9462382%)