QUESTION #1. Answer must be in DECIMAL FORM How many YEARS is the PAYBACK PERIOD of PROJECT 1? QUESTION #2. Answer must be ROUNDED-OFF as a WHOLE NUMBER Around how many MONTHS is the PAYBACK PERIOD of PROJECT 1? QUESTION #3. Answer must be in DECIMAL FORM How many YEARS is the PAYBACK PERIOD of PROJECT 2? QUESTION #4. Answer must be ROUNDED-OFF as a WHOLE NUMBER Around how many MONTHS is the PAYBACK PERIOD of PROJECT 2? QUESTION #5. Which project will you choose? PROJECT 1 or PROJECT 2?

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