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hi everyone welcome to the session in this session letamp;#39;s look at how to calculate irr net present value and payback period by using excel formulas okay so first of all weamp;#39;ll calculate irr before that letamp;#39;s assume our cost of capital as nine percent okay then weamp;#39;ll move on to uh the calculation of irr you are given the free cash flows the cash inflow minus cash outflow will be the free cash flow the net free cash flow and also you are given the cumulative free cash flow in order to calculate irr you need to use the irr function use irr function just take the free cash flow from year 0 to year 10. so thereby you can identify your irr irr is 14 okay to identify net present value what you can do is you can use npv function then you need to use the the cost of capital which is the rate okay then you have to select uh the free cash flow from year 1 to year 10 first of all we need to identify the percent value of the cash uh the positive cash flows then