Please try to solve it in 30 minute You and a friend want to start a residential solar company here in Golden, Colorado. Below arethe estimated sales numbers, revenue per installation, panel costs, operating costs, and up-front capital cost to get your business up and running. Using a 10% minimum discount rate,calculate your NPV, ROR (show interpolation), and PVR. Next, calculate the breakeven revenueper system required to breakeven with other opportunities at 10%.Solar Pannel Company Economics345Year1Gross Revenue Per Installation65,000202530Installations per year1015$4(50,000)$(5,000)2$(400,000)Pannel Cost Per InstallOperating cost per InstallCapital Investment

Given Gross Revenue = 65,000 Pannel Cost per installation = 50,000 Operating Cost per installation…

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Author:Bodie, Zvi, Kane, Alex, MARCUS, Alan J.

Publisher:Bodie, Zvi, Kane, Alex, MARCUS, Alan J.

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