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CALACULATION OF PAYBACK PERIOD :
PAYBACK PERIOD is the period in which we can recover the actual investment that we had put in earlier, in the form of some inflows.
PayBack Period
= Cost of investment ÷ Expected cash inflows
= $29500 ÷ $12800
= 2.30
It means the investment's payback period is 2 years, 3 months.
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