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DO Zeppelin Inc. wants to pursue a project that will cost $189,000 today (timet -0). The project will then generate perpetual cash flows of $13,000 each year, starting 4 years from today lie first cash flow happens at timet - 4). What is the project's NPV if the opportunity cost of capitalis 10%? (answer in DOLLARS, but without the dollarsigned "24312 Is $24,312. The NPV could be negative, in which case include the negative sign with your answer) Type your

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