Payback Period MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Payback Period MCQs for Competitive Exams

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1
Calculate the payback period for a project where the initial uncovered cost at the start of the recovery year is $300, the total cash flow during that year is $650, and the project took 4 full years to reach the recovery phase.
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2
Which financial metric is calculated by adding the number of years required for full recovery to the ratio of the remaining uncovered cost at the start of the recovery year to the cash flow generated during that same year?
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3
Calculate the payback period for an investment with a net initial cost of $6,850,000 and uniform annual cash inflows of $2,050,000.
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4
What metric is calculated by dividing the net initial investment by the uniform annual increase in future cash flows?
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5
Which capital budgeting technique determines the duration required to recover the initial project investment through expected cash inflows?
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6
Calculate the payback period given an uncovered cost of $300 at the start of the year, a total cash flow of $650 during the recovery year, and 4 years elapsed prior to full recovery.
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Calculate the payback period given: 3 years have passed before full recovery, $200 is the uncovered cost at the start of the recovery year, and $400 is the total cash flow during that recovery year.
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Calculate the payback period given an initial uncovered cost of $200 at the start of the year, a total cash flow of $400 during the recovery year, and 3 years elapsed prior to full recovery.
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9
If a project has a payback period of 4 years and generates uniform annual cash flows of $2,750,000, what is the initial investment?
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10
Which capital budgeting technique is evaluated based on the principle that a shorter duration is preferable?
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