MHB Solve NPV for Costs | Mike's Question

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The discussion centers on Mike's inquiry about solving the NPV equation for Costs, given that all other terms, including NPV and Benefits, are known. Participants request specific values for the known terms to assist in the calculation. The conversation emphasizes the importance of having complete data to solve for Costs accurately. Clarifying these values is crucial for providing a precise answer. The thread highlights the collaborative nature of problem-solving in financial calculations.
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Hi,

Here's the classic NPV equation:

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For my purposes all terms are known, including the NPV and Benefits, except Costs. I would like to solve this equation for Costs.

Is this possible?

Thanks,

Mike
 

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myklfitz said:
Hi,

Here's the classic NPV equation:
For my purposes all terms are known, including the NPV and Benefits, except Costs. I would like to solve this equation for Costs.

Is this possible?

Thanks,

Mike

Hi myklfitz,

Could you please give us the values of the known terms?
 
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