An investment project has annual cash inflows of $4,266, $3,383, $4,947, and $3,402 for the next four years, respectively, and a discount rate of 15%.
What is the discounted payback if the initial investment is $8,000? (Round answer to 2 decimal places. Do not round intermediate calculations)
Answer:
Payback period = Initial investment / Cash flow per year
Discounted payback period = [-In(1- inventment amount * discount rate) / Cash flow per year] /In (1+rate)
Discounted cash flows = Annual cash flow / (1+r)n
Discounted cash flow-
Year | Cash flow ($) | Discounted cash flow ($) | Net discounted cash flow ($) |
0 | -8000 | -8000 | -8000 |
1 | 4266 | 3709.57 | -4290.43 |
2 | 3383 | 2558.03 | -1732.40 |
3 | 4947 | 3252.73 | -1520.33 |
4 | 3402 | 1945.10 | -3465.44 |
Payback period = 2.071 years
$8000 (Initial investment) will be received after 2nd year and then between 2nd to 3rd
2 years + (1732.40 / 3252.73)
2 yeras + .533
Discounted payback period = 2.533 years
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