Thanks for the explanation. I searched for an explanation of NPV with probabilities and I found your video with the exact same problem I was attempting to solve!
Because year 1 cash flows depends on year 2 cashflows. Basically Year 1 cash flow can either be 893 or 1786 or 2679. for example in year 1 has cashflow of 893 then in year 2 u have 3 possibility of cashflow i.e 1594 or 2392 or 2986. You can watch this video for better explanation ua-cam.com/video/ztM_vfgFFlg/v-deo.html
Thanks for the explanation. I searched for an explanation of NPV with probabilities and I found your video with the exact same problem I was attempting to solve!
thanks a lot for explaining very well! very helpful
In Urdu easy to understand much appreciated Sir
you made it so easy to understand .... thanks sir
Thanks for the video. very helpful
Thankyou so much for this video
Hi, will you please make another video in English? Thank you in advance
Don't speak the language but this was extremely helpful!
Sir why we have repeated the cash flow 3 times?!
Because year 1 cash flows depends on year 2 cashflows. Basically Year 1 cash flow can either be 893 or 1786 or 2679. for example in year 1 has cashflow of 893 then in year 2 u have 3 possibility of cashflow i.e 1594 or 2392 or 2986. You can watch this video for better explanation ua-cam.com/video/ztM_vfgFFlg/v-deo.html