Initial Cash out flow | 58000 | |||||
Cost of the machine B | Recoverable amount (a) | Cash inflow (b) | Balance recoverable amount a-b | |||
Year 1 | 58000 | 7000 | 51000 | |||
Year 2 | 51000 | 4000 | 47000 | |||
Year 3 | 47000 | 3000 | 44000 | |||
Year 4 | 44000 | 3000 | 41000 | |||
Year 5 | 41000 | 3000 | 38000 | |||
Year 6 | 38000 | 2000 | 36000 | |||
Year 7 | 36000 | 2000 | 34000 | |||
Pay back period is the year when the balance recoverable becomes zero | ||||||
In the current scenario the machine is not paying back what amount is invested. Hence there is no pay back period. It is not adivasble to replace with machine B since only 34000 is recovered from the useful life of the machine | ||||||
Pay back period is 7 years and not complete amount is recovered in 7 years | ||||||
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