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' Thtsweek We studied the breakeven point for a parameter. We learned how to evaluate two alternatives that are mutually exclusive. We also looked at the payback analysis in which there the two methods for assessing a project's liquidity are the. 'no return: i =0%.' also known as the simple payback. _ and the discounted payback (Blank E. Tarquin, 2018. p. 363). The discounted payback is that in whicha return interest E96 is demanded which shall be positive above zero so that the time-value of the money is theoretically recovered as the payback occurs. The net cash ow can vary annually or can be uniform for both the simple payback and the discounted payback. Interestingly the no return (simple) payback med-rod. \"neglects the time value of money,\" and the return on initial investment is not calculated (Blank 8: Tarquin. 2018. p. 363). Both the discounted payback and the simple payback are alike in that cash ows after the payback period are not used. The Inherent benet of the discount payback period is that the i% is positive to account for risk and is helpful in determining alternatives when a return is requlmiThls is possible because for example a company may know that the service life of a machine is a set number of years and then then the estimated cashows can be used with i% >0 so that interest rate meets the MARR which is probably elevated due to risk factors anyways. Reference