Yoshika Landscaping is contemplating purchasing a new ditch-digging machine thatpromises savings of $5,600 per year for 10 years. The machine costs $21,970, and nosalvage value is expected. The company's cost of capital is 12%. You have been asked toadvise Yoshika relative to this capital investment decision. As part of your analysis, compute:a. As a consultant to Campus, compute:1. The payback period.2. The unadjusted rate of return.3. The net present value.4. The internal rate of return.What factors besides your quantitative analysis should be considered in making this decision?b. On the basis of these computations and any qualitative considerations, would yourecommend that Campus purchase the new copier?

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