If cost are also equally splitted into annuity of 80 then the result can be achieved
Hence FV of cost in year 1 and 2 should be 200, if 80 is coming from year 2 then year 1 FV should be 200-80=120 and cashflow outflow of year 1 should be 80.
Hence 120=80*(1+r)
Or, 1+r=120/80
Or 1+r=1.5
Or, r=0.5
Hence rate should be 50%
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