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Using your values from the previous question and assuming: the costs/quantities remain the same and are yearly costs/quantities, the additional equipment cost is a yearly fee, what is the NPV of this situation after 5 years? You can assuming the income for this operation is 750k per year, and the discount rate is 4% Write "Done" in the box below, and show your answer in your dropbox submission with a cash flow diagram, an NPV and the factors (P/F, etc...) you used to solve it. You work for a company that produces molds for concrete castings, and are approached by a local art firm to do a large project. They want you to make 10 simple molds and 210 complex molds. In order to do this operation you would need to buy an additional $8,919 worth of equipment. The cost to make each simple mold for your firm is generally $3,446 in labor plus $1000 in materials. To make complex molds, there is generally a base cost of $6000 in labour, plus $1200 in materials. Additionally, each complex mold requires finishing at a rate of $130 /hour, with an average of 5 hours per part of finishing. The parts also require paying overtime rates for shop work, which is 8.95% of the total finishing cost and labour cost for all the molds. What is the minimum price that the vendor must pay you to have this project be profitable (break even)? Enter your answer in the box below and support your answer with your complete work in the dropbox submission