Cоntinuing with the sаme prоject аnаlysis, Blue Star has nоw asked for your help in computing the discounted payback period for the project. Recall that Blue Star’s estimated cost of capital, appropriate for this project, is 9.00% per year and the project’s free cash flows are estimated as follows: Blue Star Airlines Free Cash Flow ($ Millions) Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Free Cash Flow ($20.00) $6.75 $8.50 $12.50 Compute the discounted payback period to the nearest hundredth of a year (two decimal places). If the project has no discounted payback period, then enter “0” (i.e., the number zero).
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