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ACME Company is interested in buying a new machine that costs $500,000.
year 1 ncf = 126,800
year 2 ncf = 160,670
year 3 ncf = 155,731
year 4 ncf = 144,916
year 5 ncf = 183,065
and the discount rate is 10%. Using the valuation tools, (payback, discounted payback, NPV,
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