calculate payback period
Year | Net income | Depreciation | Net cash flow | Cumulative cash flow |
0 | -230000 | -230000 | ||
1 | 15600 | 46000 | 61600 | -168400 |
2 | 38600 | 46000 | 84600 | -83800 |
3 | 106000 | 46000 | 152000 | 68200 |
4 | 58300 | 46000 | 104300 | 172500 |
5 | 154400 | 46000 | 200400 | 372900 |
payback period = | 2+.551 = 2.551 years | |||
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