Modified IRR - Example 2

[@vilasverma9135]

good step by step explanation , really helpful to understand....

[@adelavaldez8080]

You are awesome in breaking it down. I just wish I could figure out this quiz problem I missed. I do it the way you do, and I do not get any of the answers we were given to choose from.

[@maxusknowledge]

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[@adelavaldez8080]

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[@dayanandsingh2661]

Grt Sir 👌

[@dumpster9048]

just.. just HOW did you get 1.1309??

[@adairsinger]

THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE WONDERING THIS, HE SKIPS AN ENTIRE STEP OR SOMETHIGN I HAVE NO DAMN CLUE

[@syedmuhammadumar9906]

take the 4th root of 1.6361 you’ll get 1.1309

[@alena3146]

Syed Muhammad Umar how tho

[@shikhijoshy9853]

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[@RagiAkhil-s6g]

How to

[@cageg2719]

thanks alot ......really helped alot

[@neethumelvin451]

hello sir, amazing explanation. if you could help me with a calculation i would be greatfull

[@naliniak6317]

4 square root of 2 there is √ 1.6361 answers is 1.1309

[@kevonreynolds1243]

you just skipped to from 1.6361 to 13% and didn't explain how you got the 13%