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If a manufacture of electronic devices invests $ 650,000 in equipment for making compact piezoelectric accelerometers...

If a manufacture of electronic devices invests $ 650,000 in equipment for making compact piezoelectric accelerometers for general purpose vibration measurement, estimate the rate of return from revenue of $225,000 per year for 10 years and $70,000 in salvage value from the used equipment sale in year 10. Solve by a) Factors and  b) Spreadsheet function

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