ANSWER:
In order to find the rate of return we will equate the pw to zero.
pw = first cost + annual costs(p/a,i,n) + annual revenue(p/a,i,n) + salvage value(p/f,i,n)
0 = - 21,000 - 19,000(p/a,i,5) + 30,000(p/a,i,5) + 5,000(p/f,i,5)
0 = - 21,000 + 11,000(p/a,i,5) + 5,000(p/f,i,5)
21,000 = 11,000(p/a,i,5) + 5,000(p/f,i,5)
solving via trial and error we get that i is between 46% and 47% and solving further we get that i is 46.18%
so the rate of return is 46.18%
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