Correct answer---1.9 Years
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8 Year project |
$ 2,84,000.00 |
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Payback period is calculated on Net cash inflows instead of Net operating income.
Net operating income and depreciation will be added to calculate net cash flow during the year.
Correct answer---1.9 Years
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Investment required |
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Net cash inflow (annual) |
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8 Year project |
$ 2,84,000.00 |
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$ 1,51,000.00 |
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1.9 Years |
Payback period is calculated on Net cash inflows instead of Net operating income.
Net operating income and depreciation will be added to calculate net cash flow during the year.
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