8. Consider the same Canadian beverage company contemplating the Costa Rican venture. Use the same information, but this time calculate the precise discounted payback period, assuming a discount rate of r= 9%. (A timeline with a vertical running-total column is required for this problem; you can round to the nearest dollar in your calculations if you want to.) a 9. A company has 18,010,000 worth of PPE entered on its books for 2019, net of depreciation. It charges off 11% of those assets as depreciation expenses during 2020. PPE for 2020 is then listed at 17,000,000 net of depreciation. So...what was the company's investment in PPE during 2020? 10. You buy a stock for $10.25/share. It pays a $0.75 dividend annually. After one year you sell it for $10.50 share. One was your one-year rate-of-return