A food cart costs $4,500 and is expected to return $1,750 a year for three years...
A food cart costs $4,500 and is expected to return $1,750 a year for three years and then be worthless. What is the payback period for this cart?
Select one:
A. 1.57 years
B. 3.14 years
C. 2.78 years
D. 2.57 years
E. 2.83 years
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