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Find the payback for the investment if you are given an investment of $30,000 and an...

Find the payback for the investment if you are given an investment of $30,000 and an annual income of 20,000 in the first year that is increasing 3000/year after that for 6 years. Show work.

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Solution :- Initial investment = $ 30,000

Year Annual income Cumulative annual income
1 20000 20000
2 23000 (20000 + 3000) 43000 (20000 + 23000)
3 26000 (23000 + 3000) 69000 (20000 + 23000 + 26000)
4 29000 (26000 + 3000) 98000 (20000 + 23000 + 26000 + 29000)
5 32000 (29000 + 3000) 130000 (20000 + 23000 + 26000 + 29000 + 32000)
6 35000 (32000 + 3000) 165000 (20000 + 23000 + 26000 + 29000 + 32000 + 35000)
7 38000 (35000 + 3000) 203000 (20000 + 23000 + 26000 + 29000 + 32000 + 35000 + 38000)

Payback period is the length of time required to recover the initial cost of investment project. In the given question, Pay back period of investment lies between Year 1 and Year 2, accordingly, by interpolation, Payback period is calculated as follows:-

= 1 + (30000 - 20000) / 23000

= 1 + 10000 / 23000

= 1 + 0.43 (approx).

= 1.43 Years.

Conclusion :- Payback period of investment = 1.43 Years.

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