5. O'Neill Products is considering a potential project with following expected net cash flows, in millions of dollars. After today (year 0) cash flows are at year end: Year 0 (upfront cost)-800; Year 1 -300 (cost); Year 2-150 (cost); Year 3 400; Year 4 500; Year 5 950; Year 6 1400; Year 7-300 (clean-up cost); Year 8-200 (clean-up cost) If 13% (APR) is the appropriate cost of capital for such an O'Neill project, then what is this potential project's MIRR? Consider Year 8 to be the end of the project's life