Part 1 Textflix is a new idea to help reduce college student cost of textbooks. Textflix is a new project to be undertaken by the Netflix Corporation. Textflix will charge $20 per month to have access to a large library of textbooks. It expects to have 8,000 users in first year, 22,000 in second and 150,000 in third. To build out this new project, new infrastructure for space and new tech equipment will cost $3,000,000. The costs of each sale will be approximately $99 per year in licensing fees, maintenance, app space, and all the other good things we should consider. Depreciation will be 18% year 1, 24% year 2 and 20% year 3 and the building and equipment will be sold for 60% of original purchase price in year 3. Tax rate is 21%. Since this is a new project by an existing firm, we will assume this new project matches the overall risk of the current firm, thus we can use the firms cost of capital directly, which is 10.5% (required rate of return). Net working capital invested for the project will be 1,000,000 today and will be recovered in full at the end of the project. The company has 3,000,000 shares outstanding. 1. Calculate the NPV of the project. Accept or Reject? 2. Calculate the IRR of the project. Accept or reject? 3. If you had to choose one of the two approaches above, which would you choose and why? 4. Utilizing our pro-forma income statements, what is the expected EPS for the firm in year 2 for this scenario. Part 2 What if the economy goes south? There is a 20% chance this will happen. Well, there could be some argument that colleges get more enrollment when the economy slows a bit because while you are out of a job, why not go back to school a bit. So, lets say that unit sales increase by 12% each year of scenario 1 values, costs decrease by 3% and the building costs a little less, so capex is $2.7 million, but can only sell for 45% of original price. Taxes get raised to 29%. Required rate of return is 9%. Calculate NPV, IRR, and Profitability Index. No qualitative responses. Part 3 What if the economy keeps running? There is a 40% chance of this. Its easy to get student loans, people dont care about textbook costs, enrollment is lower, etc. Therefore, unit sales are down 20%. Unit costs are up 25%. Selling price of fixed assets will be 50% of the purchase price. Required rate of return goes up to 18%, CAPEX is now $4,000,000. Calculate the NPV. Answer the following questions at the end of Part 3 1. Utilizing our pro-forma income statements, what is the expected EPS for the firm in year 2 considering probabilities. 2. What is the expected NPV of entire project considering the three scenarios? Would you accept or reject? 3. Which scenario is most important to understand and why? Output: Upload completed excel sheet.

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PART 2: Copy and Paste your solution from above below (Rows 3-27 and Columns A-F). Then utilize numbers in part 1 to make any adjustments for the new scenario. For example, if unit selling price were to go up by 20%, in cell A35 you would write "=A3*1.2". Then highlight these changed cells in a Pink cell color so I know which cells you changed. If you set your excel sheet up correctly, the tan boxes should automatically change to reflect the new info. Always double check your numbers...locked cells must be adjusted. PART 3: Copy and Paste your solution from Part 1 below (Rows 3-27 and Columns A-F). Then utilize numbers in part 1 to make any adjustments for the new scenario. Highlight these changed cells in a Pink cell color so I know which cells you changed. If you set your excel sheet up correctly, the tan boxes should automatically change to reflect the new info. Always double check your numbers...locked cells must be adjusted. PART 2: Copy and Paste your solution from above below (Rows 3-27 and Columns A-F). Then utilize numbers in part 1 to make any adjustments for the new scenario. For example, if unit selling price were to go up by 20%, in cell A35 you would write "=A3*1.2". Then highlight these changed cells in a Pink cell color so I know which cells you changed. If you set your excel sheet up correctly, the tan boxes should automatically change to reflect the new info. Always double check your numbers...locked cells must be adjusted. PART 3: Copy and Paste your solution from Part 1 below (Rows 3-27 and Columns A-F). Then utilize numbers in part 1 to make any adjustments for the new scenario. Highlight these changed cells in a Pink cell color so I know which cells you changed. If you set your excel sheet up correctly, the tan boxes should automatically change to reflect the new info. Always double check your numbers...locked cells must be adjusted