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$$990,000.$ This cost could be

depreciated at $30\%$ per year $($Class $10).$

The monitor would actually be worth

$$100,000$ in five years. The new

monitor would save $$460,000$ per year

before taxes and operating costs.

Suppose the new monitor requires us

to increase net working capital by

$$47,200$ when we buy it$.$ If we require a

$15\%$ return, what is the NPV of the

purchase? Assume a tax rate of $40\%.$

$($Do not round intermediate

calculations. Round the final answer

to $2$ decimal places. Omit $ sign in

your response.$)$

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