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Afirm is considering an investment in a capital project. the sole outlay will be $800,000 at the outset of the project, and the annual net after-tax cash inflow will be $216,309.75 for 6 years. the present value factors at the firm's 8% cost of capital are year pv factors 1 .926 2 .857 3 .794 4 .735 5 .681 6 .630 what is the breakeven time (bet)?

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