Determine should southwest invest in the mri scanner

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Southwest Specialty Clinic is considering adding an onsite MRI scanner. Current estimates are that the MRI scanner will cost $1,900,000 to purchase, install and prepare for use.

Cash flows expected from operation of the scanner during its estimated five year project life are:

Year Cash flow
1 300,000
2 350,000
3 400,000
4 450,000
5 500,000

Southwest expects to be able to sell the MRI scanner for $200,000 at the end of year 5.

Southwest's cost of capital (opportunity cost) is 6% compounded monthly. Should Southwest invest in the MRI scanner? 

PLEASE take into consideration the MONTHLY oppurtunity cost of 6% and resale value at the end of year 5 for $200,000. Please show your work.

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