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Keltner Enterprises is considering investing in a new packing machine. The new machine will provide annual cash operating inflows of $12,300 for 5 years. The cost of the machine is $50,430. The machine currently being used is 3 years old and could be sold for $1,320. What is the machine's internal rate of return?

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Interest Rate

Factor

PV ordinary annuity	5	6%	4.2124
PV ordinary annuity	5	8%	3.9927
PV ordinary annuity	5	10%	3.7907
PV ordinary annuity	5	12%	3.6048
PV ordinary annuity	5	15%	3.3522

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