John has woodworking equipment on which he does special-request jobs for people. He paid $30,000 for the equipment, has an average AOC of$4000, and an average income of $9800 per year. At a MARR of 20% per year, John's payback period is closest to:ОазуеаrsO b.15 yearsО С. 19 yearsO d. It will never pay off

Discounted Payback period is the period within which initial investment is recovered. Given, Cost…

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