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The payback period without interest is most nearly: Find Payback Period with 20% interest of the following data: ??? Cash Flow ??? Cash Flow 0 -$2500 0 -$2500 1 $500 1 $500 2 $1000 2 $1000 3 $500 3 $500 4 $500 4 $500 Payback period at year 2 Payback period at year 4 Payback period at year 5 No correct answer Payback period at year 3 No Payback period Payback period at year 4 Payback period at year 2 Payback period at year 1 Payback period at year 3 No correct answer Payback period at year 5 

          The payback period without interest is most
nearly:
Find Payback Period with 20% interest of the
following data:
???
Cash Flow
???
Cash Flow
0
-$2500
0
-$2500
1
$500
1
$500
2
$1000
2
$1000
3
$500
3
$500
4
$500
4
$500
Payback period at year 2
Payback period at year 4
Payback period at year 5
No correct answer
Payback period at year 3
No Payback period
Payback period at year 4
Payback period at year 2
Payback period at year 1
Payback period at year 3
No correct answer
Payback period at year 5
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The payback period without interest is most nearly: Find Payback Period with 20% interest of the following data: ??? Cash Flow ??? Cash Flow 0 -2500 0 -2500 1 500 1500 2 1000 21000 3 500 3500 4 500 4500 Payback period at year 2 Payback period at year 4 Payback period at year 5 No correct answer Payback period at year 3 No Payback period Payback period at year 4 Payback period at year 2 Payback period at year 1 Payback period at year 3 No correct answer Payback period at year 5

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The payback period without interest is most nearly: EOY Cash Flow 0 -$2500 1 $500 2 $1000 3 $500 4 $500 Payback period at year 2 Payback period at year 5 Payback period at year 3 Payback period at year 4 Payback period at year 1 No correct answer Find Payback Period with 20% interest of the following data: EOY Cash Flow 0 -$2500 1 $500 2 $1000 3 $500 4 $500 Payback period at year 4 No correct answer No Payback period Payback period at year 2 Payback period at year 3 Payback period at year 5
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00:01 Okay, so we have that the payback period is the period of time to recover the investment into a project.
00:08 So in the question, the investment period zero is at $6 ,400.
00:12 Now we compute the payback period by analyzing the cumulative recovery in terms of cash inflows.
00:19 And we get the analysis is going to be given in this table here.
00:23 And now the payback period is when $6 ,400 invested in period zero is earned during the course of the the project...
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