Jefferey is considering investing in a new piece of property for the school of engineering. the...
Jefferey is considering investing in a new piece of property for the school of engineering. the estimated first cost will be $500,000. The venture will have an annual operations cost of $40,000 and will generate an annual revenue of $98,000. what will be the payback period in years for No return and Discounted at 10%. Enter answers to nearest tenth of a percent. (please show working and explanations in excel !)
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