a-1]
Payback period is the time taken for the cumulative cash flows to equal zero
Payback period of Project A = 3 + (cash flow required in year 4 for cumulative cash flows to equal zero / year 4 cash flow) = 3 + ( $175,000 / $440,000) = 2.40 years
Payback period of Project B = 2 + (cash flow required in year 3 for cumulative cash flows to equal zero / year 3 cash flow) = 2 + ( $4,000 / $19,500) = 2.21 years
a-2]
Investment B will be chosen as it has a shorter payback period
b-1]
discounted cash flow of each year = cash flow / (1 + required return)n
where n = number of years after which the cash flow occurs
Discounted Payback period is the time taken for the cumulative discounted cash flows to equal zero
Discounted Payback period of A = 3 + (discounted cash flow required in year 4 for cumulative discounted cash flows to equal zero / year 4 discounted cash flow) = 3 + ($218,982 / $251,571) = 3.87 years
Discounted Payback period of B = 2 + (discounted cash flow required in year 3 for cumulative discounted cash flows to equal zero / year 3 discounted cash flow) = 2 + ($12,495 / $12,822) = 2.97 years
b-2]
Investment B will be chosen as it has a shorter discounted payback period
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