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1) ARR
ARR = Average net profit(or income) ÷ average investment
= 9800 ÷ 43000
= 0.2279
= 22.79%
2) Payback period
Payback period = initial cost ÷ annual cash flows
= 43000 ÷ 7250
= 5.93 years
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