The same Company as in Question 2 has just invested in a new Machining Center that cost $250,000. The company belleves that it will be able to use this new plece of equipment for the next 10 years. At the end of this 10 year period, the company thinks that they can see this equipment for 550,000. The company's MARR value 10% ycy. 2 0.8264 0.47619 2.1000 0.57619 1.7355 3 0.7513 0.30211 3.3100 0.40211 2.4869 4 0.6830 0.21547 4.6410 0.31547 3.1699 5 0.6209 0.16380 6.1051 0.26380 3.7908 6 0.5645 0.12961 7.7156 0.22961 4.3553 10 0.3855 0.06275 15.9374 0.16275 6.1446 Assume The Annual Capital Recovery & Return value (CR) for this new equipment -$-37,550 The Annual Labor Costs - $50,000 The Annual Material Costs - $17,000 The Annual Overhead Costs - $25,000 Annual Sales Revenue resulting from the purchase of the new machine - $200,000 Question: The company now wants to know how many complete years integer value) will it take for the company to pay back its initial investment of $250,000 assuming it used a Discounted Payback Period with its MARR value of 10% ycy 0.0830 DS 404 U 5 0.6209 0.16380 6.1051 0.26380 3.7908 0.5645 0.12961 7.7156 0.22961 43553 10 0.3855 0.06275 15.9374 0.16275 6.1446 Assume The Annual Capital Recovery & Return value (CR) for this new equipment-$-37.550 The Annual Labor Costs - $50,000 The Annual Material Costs - $17.000 The Annual Overhead Costs - $25,000 Annual Sales Revenue resulting from the purchase of the new machine - $200,000 Question: The company now wants to know how many complete years (integer value) will it take for the company to pay back its initial investment of $250,000 assuming it used a Discounted Payback Period with its MARR value of 10% ycy 5 years @ 4 years 6 years 2 years 3 years